#indian moth

First described by Francis Walker in 1855.

A Lasiocampid moth wth an exceptional disguise job, found from parts of the Middle East to the Russian Far-east of China, where the caterpillars gorge themselves on the leaves of Camphor trees, cashews, coral trees, and other plants.

Blue Tiger Moth

A day-flying Geometrid moth native to parts of India, where the caterpillars feed on Carallia trees.

Described in 1891 by English naturalist and lepidopterist Colonel Charles Swinhoe, who served in the British Army in India and was one of the eight founders of the Bombay Natural History Society.

AKA Enome ampla and ?Aclonophlebia disparina.

An Erebid moth native to India and Sri Lanka, with a very wide diet including mangos, roses, Eucalyptus, cashews, and many others from many families.