Скачать или смотреть Belted Grass veneer Moth Euchromius ocelleus

Range-North America: Georgia, Florida, California, Oregon, Washington, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Kentucky, and Ontario
Europe and Africa: Widespread in tropical and subtropical regions, but rare in some areas. A member of the Crambidae family
Also known as the necklace veneer or eyed veneer
Has a wingspan of 16–27 mm
Distinguished by a row of white-edged black spots along the outer edge of the forewing.A migrant species that may be imported with grain products
Occurs most often in early spring and late autumn.The belted grass-veneer moth (\(Euchromiusocelleus\)) was first described in 1811 by Adrian Hardy Haworth. The moth was originally described in London, England. The moth is a cosmopolitan migrant species that can be found in tropical and subtropical regions.
It may have been introduced to the United States from Europe, where it was first described.
It may have also been introduced to the United States with corn, as it feeds on corn in both England and the United States.
The moth's larvae feed on corn roots.