Posted by blackdogto on 23-02-2020 13:59
#1
Sumaco National Park, Ecuador
Edited by blackdogto on 29-02-2020 12:34
Posted by John Carr on 23-02-2020 15:04
#2
That thin loop at the tail end looks like the male sexual organ of Tephritoidea, and the wings are consistent with that superfamily. Coming to light suggests a nocturnal species, and the genus
Leptopyrgota of the mostly nocturnal family Pyrgotidae has an enlarged antenna and similar wing.
Posted by Ectemnius on 23-02-2020 15:04
#3
Hello blackdogto,
With the cell cup looking like it does, the long slender body and these kinds of antennae. I'd say Pyrgotidae.
Kind regards,
Ectemnius