Pseudorgyia russula
Grote, 1883
Pseudorgyia russula is a of owlet moth in the Erebidae, first described by Augustus Radcliffe Grote in 1883. It is found in North America, where it inhabits diverse terrestrial environments. As a member of the Calpinae, it belongs to a group of with varied feeding habits and ecological roles. The species has been documented through citizen science observations, with over 200 records contributing to knowledge of its distribution.
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How to pronounce Pseudorgyia russula: //sjuːˈdɔːr.dʒi.ə ˈrʌs.jʊ.lə//
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Distribution
North America. The is present across the continent, with observational records distributed throughout multiple regions.