Coenipeta bibitrix
(Hübner, 1823)
Coenipeta bibitrix is a in the Erebidae. It occurs from southern Florida and southern Texas south to northern South America. have a wingspan of approximately 30 mm. The species is and attracted to light.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Coenipeta bibitrix: /ˌsiːnɪˈpiːtə ˌbɪbɪˈtrɪks/
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Identification
Distinguished from similar erebid by its specific wing pattern and coloration. The 30 mm wingspan and geographic range from southern Florida/Texas to northern South America are consistent field marks.
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Appearance
have a wingspan of approximately 30 mm. The wings display distinctive patterns and coloration.
Habitat
Tropical and subtropical forests. Areas where plants are present.
Distribution
Southern Florida and southern Texas, United States. Extends southward through Mexico and Central America to northern South America.
Behavior
. Attracted to light.