Zale helata

Smith, 1908

Brown-spotted Zale Moth

Zale helata, commonly known as the -spotted zale , is a first described by Smith in 1908. It inhabits barrens and pine woodlands across central and eastern North America. are active from May to June with a single per year. The species has a wingspan of 35–41 mm.

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How to pronounce Zale helata: /ˈzeɪl ˈhɛlətə/

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Habitat

Barrens and pine woodlands.

Distribution

Manitoba to Maine, south to northern Alabama and Texas.

Seasonality

are on from May to June. There is one per year.

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