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Ochre (/ˈoʊkər/ OH-kər; from
Ancient Gr**** ὤχρα (ṓkhra), from ὠχρός (ōkhrós) 'pale'), iron ochre, or
ocher in
American English, is a
natural clay earth...
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light ocherous with the
entire edge
narrowly dark
ocherous brown and with
three nearly equidistant and parallel, transverse,
oblique ocherous brown streaks...
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scales at the base of the dorsum. The
hindwings are
ocherous white shading to
brownish ocherous apically. In the anal area,
there are
scattered fuscous...
- back, neck and
shoulders are brownish-rusty,
while the
flanks are
bright ocherous reddish-yellow. The
taiga south of Yakutsk,
eastern Siberia sibiricus (Dybowski...
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grayish fuscous,
overlaid with
ocherous-white. The base of the
forewings is and the
basal third of the
costa is
ocherous-white. The
light basal area is...
- the
middle p****es
gradually into
ocherous-yellow, as it also does on the
dorsal margin beyond the middle. This
ocherous hue
overspreads the
whole apical...
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light yellow-
ocherous sprinkled with whitish. The
antennae are whitish-
ocherous, with a dark
fuscous line above. The
thorax is brownish-
ocherous sprinkled...
- 26–32 mm. Head and
thorax ocherous mixed with brown;
abdomen ocherous white slightly irrorated (sprinkled) with brown.
Forewing ocherous white irrorated with...
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slight papilla,
hygrophanous or glabrescent, even to
striate at the margin,
ocherous to
brown or
beige to
straw color in age,
sometimes with
blueish or greenish...
- a buff
yellow quadrate spot
containing some
reddish ocherous scales. The
hindwings are
ocherous white,
somewhat darker toward the apex. "Gonionota Zeller...
