Elaphria trolia
Dyar, 1914
A small North American owlet moth in the Noctuidae. are attracted to light sources. The is part of the diverse Elaphria , which includes several similar-looking small often active in autumn.
Pronunciation
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Distribution
North America
Seasonality
have been observed in October, suggesting late-season activity typical of some Elaphria .
Behavior
are and attracted to blacklights.
Similar Taxa
- Elaphria grataBoth are small Elaphria with similar size and general appearance; E. grata is explicitly mentioned as occurring at the same blacklighting event in late October.