Cryphia cuerva
(Barnes, 1907)
Cryphia Moth
Cryphia cuerva is a small noctuid found in western North America. are active from July through October, with peak varying by latitude. The was first described from material collected in California.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Cryphia cuerva: /ˈkrɪfiə ˈkwervə/
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Identification
Wingspan of about 24 mm distinguishes it from larger noctuid . period July-October in California, July-September in Oregon. Geographic range from British Columbia and Alberta south to California separates it from eastern North American Cryphia species.
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Appearance
Small with wingspan approximately 24 mm. Forewing pattern and coloration typical of Cryphia, though specific markings are not well documented in available sources.
Distribution
Western North America: British Columbia and Alberta south to California.
Seasonality
on wing July to October in California; July to September in Oregon.