Achyra nudalis
(Hübner, [1796])
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Subfamily: Pyraustinae
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Wingspan: 18-21 mm
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Flight period: May - Aug
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Spread: Uncommon
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Host plants: Camphorosma, Echium
Information
The Achyra nudalis is a moth of the Crambidae family, subfamily Pyraustinae, with a wingspan of 18-21 mm.
In Europe it is visible in Portugal, Spain, France, Slovenia, Croatia and Greece. In Italy it is also present in the islands. *
The front wing is light brown to cream, with two dark spots.
More or less a series of dark points is visible which, at times, reconstructs a curved line almost parallel to the outer margin.
The apex has a darker shade.
The rear wing, in the same color as the front but in a lighter shade, has a darker shade along the edge.
In any case, the color, intensity and shape of the spots are variable.
Adults are visible in flight from mid-May to late August.
The larvae feed on Echium and Camphorosma.
* Lepidoptera mundi https://lepidoptera.eu/ - Fauna Europea https://fauna-eu.org/






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