This E. tages was a bit of a challenge to identify, mostly because of the area which also is pretty popular among moths. Its washed-out resemblance with hardly any pattern also is rather unusual for Central German individuals, unless the various brunnea varieties described by Tutt (1906) apply here.

(I couldn't find many sources depicting Tutt's varieties in-depth, so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong)

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