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Bare-patched Oak Leafroller

Pseudexentera spoliana

Photo by ForestDragon
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Field Notes

Description:

Very small moth. Striped brown, black, and gray.

Habitat:

Suburban. Found inside a building and returned outside.

Notes:

Very cooperative once it settled down.

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Species Pseudexentera spoliana - Bare-patched Oak Leafroller - Hodges#3251 - Bu…

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