Mossy Pseudobryomima Moth Pseudobryomima muscosa (Hampson, 1906)

Family: Noctuidae

Subfamily: Noctuinae

Identification: Forewing dark gray mixed with greenish shading and white spots and speckling, giving an overall dark mottled appearance; three or four small white spots around reniform spot; AM and PM lines jagged, inconspicuous against ground color; subterminal line jagged, irregular, with slightly paler shading beyond it; hindwing dark brownish-gray, paler basally, with dark discal spot and pale yellowish fringe

Wing Span: about 2.7 cm

Life History:

Flight: Late summer in the north

Caterpillar Hosts: No information available

Adult Food:

Habitat: Coastal rainforests and mixed hardwood forests at low to high elevations

Range: British Columbia to California

Conservation:

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