David Element
Wildlife Photography and Digital Video Images
___________________________________________________________________Moths
4 – Blotched Emerald Moths
BLOTCHED
EMERALD MOTH Comibaena bajularia
BLOTCHED EMERALD MOTH Comibaena bajularia
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The
Blotched Emerald Moth Comibaena bajularia (Geometridae, Geometrinae) has been well named and little further description
of its appearance is required. There are several other species of Emerald Moths
and none of these share the distinctive brown and white blotches on their
wings. The moth is on the wing in mid-summer and it is associated with Oak
woodlands. The larvae feed on Oak Quercus
spp.
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