New Tennessee moth records

Forty-two Tennessee moth records were added to the database: Paonis myops (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Pero ancetaria (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Hypena baltimoralis (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Datana angusii (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Synchlora aerata (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Pseudeustrotia carneola (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Idia scobialis (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Eacles imperialis (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Hemaris diffinis (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Lagoa crispata (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Pyrrharctia isabella (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Phosphila miselioides (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Sphinx kalmiae (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Idia aemula (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Scolecocampa liburna (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Phoberia atomaris (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Acrolophus plumifrontella (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Hemaris thysbe (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Dasylophia anguina (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Feltia tricosa (Cumberland County, DJ Stanley), Callosamia angulifera (Hamilton County, Susan Schott), Prionoxystus robiniae (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Herculia olinalis (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Lophosis labeculata (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Lytrosis unitaria (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Parallelia bistriaris (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Eusarca confusaria (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Nadata gibbosa (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Dryocampa rubicunda (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Haploa clymene (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Anisota stigma (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Epimecis hortaria (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Caenurgina erechtea (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Eutrapela clemataria (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Prochoerodes lineola (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Lagoa crispata (Van Buren County, DJ Stanley), Atteva punctella (White County, DJ Stanley), Lycomorpha pholus (White County, DJ Stanley), Haploa clymene (White County, DJ Stanley), Macaria pustularia (White County, DJ Stanley), and Orgyia leucostigma (White County, Bill Gunn). (AL-TN-01Oct09)