Fawn Sallow
(Psaphida styracis - 10016)
Range: Eastern North America.
Season: Adults fly from March to late May.
Food: Larva feed on oaks.
(Source: BugGuide)
(Psaphida styracis - 10016)
Range: Eastern North America.
Season: Adults fly from March to late May.
Food: Larva feed on oaks.
(Source: BugGuide)
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9 comments:
It is the color of a fawn. What a handsome bug.
now that's a lion's mane!
In their own way I find moths are beautiful as butterflies
Beautiful detail, Marvin. And a beautiful specimen! Have a great weekend.
what a lovely moth, with that furry neck
Great close up and the same for the violet below!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Beautiful photo, Marvin.
I don't think I've ever seen one like that... quite a bit of detail you captured.
whoa! this guy is beautiful! great find!
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