Forsebia mendozina

(Hampson 1926)

Family: Erebidae
Order: Lepidoptera
Class: Insecta
Phylum / Division: Arthropoda
Kingdom: Animalia

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Forsebia mendozina is a moth of the family Erebidae. It is found in the Andes Mountains of Peru and Argentina.

Source: Wikipedia, article Forsebia mendozina. Content adapted from Wikipedia, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license. Accessed on 17/07/2026.

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Count: 6

Photography ID: 675124
Adult
Godoy Cruz
Mendoza
Argentina
01/24/2013
Manuel Godoy

Photography ID: 669133
Adult
Alunail@nds
La Rioja
Argentina
11/25/2025
Ramón Vera

Photography ID: 479994
Adult
Guaymallén
Mendoza
Argentina
01/20/2022
Dardo Roberto Mur

Photography ID: 418480
Adult
Barrio Alunai
La Rioja
Argentina
12/23/2019
Ramón Vera

Photography ID: 408403
Adult
El Bermejo
Mendoza
Argentina
02/16/2016
Marcelo Zanotti

Photography ID: 345729
Adult
Catriel
Río Negro
Argentina
09/22/2016
Diego Alfonso Rosa

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2420291

25/11/2025

Argentina

La Rioja

Alunail@nds, Alunail@nds

Ramón Vera

1537480

20/01/2022

Argentina

Mendoza

Dorrego, Guaymallén

Dardo Roberto Mur

1309372

23/12/2019

Argentina

La Rioja

Barrio Alunai

Ramón Vera

959708

22/09/2016

Argentina

Río Negro

Puesto Morales, Catriel

Diego Alfonso Rosa

1281249

16/02/2016

Argentina

Mendoza

El Bermejo

Marcelo Zanotti

2438944

24/01/2013

Argentina

Mendoza

Godoy Cruz

Manuel Godoy

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