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Confused Woodgrain Moth

Morrisonia confusa

Photo by Christine Y.
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Field Notes

Description:

Gray-tan forewing with a bark-like pattern of streaks between white-speckled veins. The basal area is marked with two black dashes. Postmedial line is jagged and edged with white near inner margin.

Habitat:

Spotted under the bark on a snag in a coniferous forest

Reference Links:

Species Morrisonia confusa - Confused Woodgrain - Hodges#10521 - BugGuide.Net

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