Gazoryctra wielgusi
Wagner & Tindale, 1988
Gazoryctra wielgusi is a hepialid described by Wagner and Tindale in 1988. The is known from the southwestern United States, specifically Arizona and New Mexico. have distinctive pink and silvery coloration with forewings measuring 15–18 mm. activity occurs during summer months.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Gazoryctra wielgusi: //ɡæzəˈrɪktrə wiːlˈɡuːsi//
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Identification
The combination of pink and silvery coloration, forewing length of 15–18 mm, and occurrence in July–August in Arizona and New Mexico distinguishes this . It may be separated from other Gazoryctra species by geographic range and the specific color pattern described.
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Appearance
exhibit pink and silvery coloration. Forewing length ranges from 15 to 18 mm.
Distribution
Known from Arizona and New Mexico, United States.
Seasonality
are active in July and August.