Acadian Sallow Xylotype arcadia Barnes & Benjamin, 1922 | Butterflies and Moths of North America

Family: Noctuidae

Subfamily: Cuculliinae

Identification: Similar to Broad Sallow, but smaller, paler, and more whitish gray. Lines and spots sharp, black, edged with white. Lower parts of am. and pm. lines W-shaped, connected by a black median dash. Brown and black anal dash. Hindwing dark grayish brown.

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Life History:

Flight: August-October.

Caterpillar Hosts: Larch.

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Habitat:

Range: Labrador to Maine, west to Manitoba and Wisconsin.

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