Leucania commoides
Guenée, 1852
Two-lined Wainscot, Comma Wainscot
Leucania commoides is a noctuid found in North America, with records from Canadian provinces and the northern United States. The species is commonly known as the Two-lined Wainscot or Comma Wainscot, referring to characteristic forewing markings. are attracted to light and have been documented in substantial numbers on iNaturalist.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Leucania commoides: /luːˈkeɪniə kəˈmɔɪdiːz/
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Distribution
North America: recorded from Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan in Canada; Vermont in the United States.
Behavior
are attracted to artificial light sources.