WebThe Twin-spotted Quaker is a variable species but the blackish twin spots are usually obvious and the diagnostic feature of this common moth. The male is easily identified by the feathered antennae. Feeding at night, the caterpillars can be found between April and June, resting during the day amongst leaves when small and hides in bark crevices when larger. WebSouthern Quaker Moth Apamea commoda Species Presence In Idaho Native Origin Terrestrial Population Year-round Presence Present Regularity Regularly occurring …

Common Quaker UKmoths

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White-point (Mythimna albipuncta) - Bedfordshire Moths

WebProtorthodes oviducais a small (FW length 12 - 14 mm), pale gray, orange-brown, or red-brown moth that flies in most of British Columbia, northeastern Washington, and western Montana during the spring and early summer. Specimens from British Columbia are mostly pale gray, with some orange suffusion. WebThe single generation flies in March and April, when it is often attracted to light. Widespread and common throughout Britain, except for the far north, where it is somewhat scarcer. The foodplants of the larvae are oak ( … WebSmall Quaker Orthosia cruda ( [Denis & Schiffermüller], 1775) Wingspan 25-30 mm. A fairly common species over much of Britain, occupying deciduous woodland. The adults fly in March and April, feed on sallow blossom, and … untold history of the united states audiobook