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Borkhausenia fuscescens Haworth, 1829

Small Dingy Tubic (Borkhausenia fuscescens)
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Borkhausenia fuscescens, commonly know has Small Dingy Tubic is a moth of the family Oecophoridae. It is found in Europe.

Source: Wikipedia

Synonyms 1
Borkhausenia trinotella
  • 9,091 GBIF occurrences
  • 1,035 iNaturalist observations

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Small Dingy Tubic (Borkhausenia fuscescens)
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Small Dingy Tubic (Borkhausenia fuscescens)
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Small Dingy Tubic (Borkhausenia fuscescens)
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Small Dingy Tubic (Borkhausenia fuscescens)
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Small Dingy Tubic (Borkhausenia fuscescens)
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Small Dingy Tubic (Borkhausenia fuscescens)
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Small Dingy Tubic (Borkhausenia fuscescens)
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Small Dingy Tubic (Borkhausenia fuscescens)
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Small Dingy Tubic (Borkhausenia fuscescens)
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Small Dingy Tubic (Borkhausenia fuscescens)
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