Reared on crataegus pedicillata (although likely not the natural foodplant for this sp)
Found on Crataegus flava in sandy turkey oak scrub habitat as larva and reared. Likely eclosed within past hour or so. Inat first?
Length of entire moth was probably a little over an inch.
@ Lost Maples State Natural Area
~8C Cloudy Day - was disappointed at not finding any cool bugs to photograph, then found this moth on the window of the restrooms as we were getting ready to leave.
Not sure on the ID - I thought this was a faded Rosy Maple Moth (since this park is full of maples) but the locality makes that seem unlikely. Appreciate any input.
Also posted to BugGuide (here)
At sheet with 15W blacklight
Found at 175W MV and 2 20w CFL BLs in Longleaf Pine savanna with Chain Fern understory
A real treat to have come in to the light!
This appears to be Schizura new species:
https://bugguide.net/node/view/865539
and
http://mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu/species.php?hodges=8011.96
This is a moth or butterfly. Several present, all on the tall grass.
On the wall under a security light for a bank. First seen in Connecticut for 50+ years?
Exceptional record for this boreal species. MV light, very humid and high 60's