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Defoliation of koa by the native moth Scotorythra paludicola at about 4000 feet elevation, Humuula Trail. The damage is worst at this elevation but stops rather abruptly just above here, suggesting the moths are moving mauka. Adults could also be seen flying near the ground mauka of the defoliated area, but not in damaged areas below about 3800 feet.
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- Sunday 27 January 2013
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- Acacia, Fabaceae, Geometridae, Hamakua, Hawaii, Hawaiian native arthropods, Hawaiian native plants, Hilo FR, Humuula Trail, Lepidoptera, Mauna Kea, Scotorythra
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- 2013:01:27 16:10:07
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- Lepidoptera, Geometridae, Scotorythra, Hawaiian native arthropods, Fabaceae, Acacia, Hawaiian native plants, Hawaii, Hamakua, Mauna Kea, Hilo FR, Humuula Trail
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- Defoliation of koa by the native moth Scotorythra paludicola at about 4000 feet elevation, Humuula Trail. The damage is worst at this elevation but stops rather abruptly just above here, suggesting the moths are moving mauka. Adults could also be seen flying near the ground mauka of the defoliated area, but not in damaged areas below about 3800 feet.
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