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Redbud Leaffolder

Fasciata cercerisella

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39.6017, -82.0876

Field Notes

Description:

Black and white striped moth larva that ties and folds redbud leaves

Habitat:

Woodland, yard

Notes:

The larva moved back and forth very fast, sewing his silk ties to fold the leaf. He would then stay hidden inside the folded leaf to eat.

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Comments (3)
DianePlatcoBrooks
Thank you Argy Bee. You don't usually spot these guys because they're hidden in the folded leaves.
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PublishedNovember 22, 2012

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Appalachia Ohio
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