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Alsophila pometaria Harris 1841
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A male Fall Cankerworm Moth,
Alsophila pometaria
(females are wingless). Adults seem to fly around here starting in January. It was in the 40's (F).I saw a few of the winter-flying sallows earlier in January, but did not get any photos.