2014-07-27
2016-06-07
2016-06-25
2016-08-01
2018-08-11
2019-07-12
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Coffin Point |
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| Phylo: 930469 | Hodges: 8322 | |
| Size: | WS: 20 - 30 mm | |
| Range: (Can): | All provinces. | |
| Range: (NA): | MPG range and flight data | |
| Range: (World): | Nearctic | |
| Season: (BC): | Jun - Aug | |
| Food: | Polyphagous: Detrits, Legumes, Lichens, Angelica, Sweetvetch, Spruce, Douglas Fir, dead leaves. | |
| Comments: | Apparently these caterpillars have been known to scavenge for detritis in bird and ant nests. Yellowjacket Wasps are also mentioned as larval food with no indication whether this was predatory or scavenging behaviour. |
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2014-07-27 |
2016-06-07 |
2016-06-25 |
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2016-08-01 |
2018-08-11 |
2019-07-12 |
| Observations: | 156 record(s) | |
| Year(s) recorded: | 2013, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 2020. | |
| First flight: | May 13 | |
| Last flight: | Sep 14 | |
| FWL: | 10.5 - 13 mm |
| BOLD | Barcode of Life Data Systems — University of Guelph | |
| BG | Bug Guide — Iowa State University | |
| BAMONA | Butterflies and Moths of North America | |
| CBIF | Canadian Biodiversity Information Facility | |
| EF | EFauna BC — University of British Columbia | |
| EHS | E.H.Strickland Museum — University of Alberta | |
| Hosts | Hosts Database — Natural History Museum (London) | |
| MPG | Moth Photographers Group — University of Mississippi | |
| PNW | Pacific Northwest Moths — Western Washington University | |
| SME | Spencer Museum of Entomology — University of British Columbia | |
| Wikipedia | Wikipedia |
