Nasusina vaporata
(Pearsall, 1912)
Nasusina vaporata is a small geometrid described by Pearsall in 1912. It is restricted to the southwestern United States, with confirmed records from southern California and Nevada and probable occurrence in Arizona. are active in spring, with records from April through June. The is among the smaller members of its , with a wingspan of 13–14 mm.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Nasusina vaporata: //nəˈsuːsɪnə væˈpɔːrətə//
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Identification
Distinguished from other Nasusina by its small size (wingspan 13–14 mm) and restricted southwestern U.S. distribution. Accurate identification likely requires examination of genitalia or reference to original description.
Appearance
Small with wingspan of 13–14 mm. Detailed coloration and pattern not described in available sources.
Habitat
Specific preferences not documented. Occurs in arid and semi-arid regions of the southwestern United States.
Distribution
United States: southern California, Nevada, and probably Arizona.
Seasonality
active from April to June.