Lesmone hinna
Geyer, 1837
Lifted Owlet
Lesmone hinna is a of owlet moth in the Erebidae, first described by Geyer in 1837. It is commonly known as the Lifted Owlet and is assigned Hodges number 8653. The species belongs to the Erebinae within the superfamily Noctuoidea. It has been documented across North America with over 500 iNaturalist observations.
Pronunciation
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Identification
Lesmone hinna can be distinguished from similar Lesmone by specific wing pattern characteristics typical of the , though detailed diagnostic features require examination of specimens. The Hodges number 8653 provides a standardized reference for North American identification.
Distribution
North America. Distribution records confirm presence across the continent.
Human Relevance
The has a standardized Hodges number (8653) used in North American classification systems. It is documented in citizen science platforms with substantial observation records.
Similar Taxa
- Other Lesmone speciesCongeneric share general owlet moth and require careful examination of wing patterns and genitalia for definitive identification.
More Details
Taxonomic History
Originally described as Acolasia hinna by Geyer in 1837, later transferred to Lesmone. The basionym Acolasia hinna reflects this taxonomic revision.
Observation Documentation
Over 500 observations recorded on iNaturalist, indicating moderate detection and documentation effort by naturalists.