| Moths of North Dakota |
Drepanidae: Thyatirinae |
Habrosyne scripta (Gosse 1840)
| Common name: Lettered habrosyne
Hodges #: 6235. Identification: Rfw 16.7 mm, complex pattern of zig-zag lines on gray ground between white transverse markings, am line bent at < 90 o at cubital stem, basal line oblique at inner margin, hw vein M2 present; abdominal tympanum visible in posterio-dorsal view. Similar species: 6236, 8905, 8913, 8923, and 8920. Distribution: southern Canada, northern U.S. southward in Appalachians, Ozarks, and Rockies. Hosts: larvae feed on Betula– birch (as mapped) and Rubus– blackberries.
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ND, Richland Co., West I allotment, Sheyenne Natl. grasslands, 13- VI- 1995, Hg/UV lt., coll. G. Fauske & C. Locken.
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