Xestia speciosa apropitia

Benjamin, 1933

Xestia speciosa apropitia is a of in the Noctuidae. It belongs to a commonly known as the "dart moths" or "owlet moths." The subspecies was described by Benjamin in 1933. Records indicate presence across parts of Europe, northern Asia, southern Asia, and North America.

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Xestia speciosa apropitia: //ˈzɛst.i.ə spɛˈki.oʊ.sə ˌæp.rəˈpɪ.ti.ə//

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Distribution

Recorded from Europe and northern Asia (excluding China), southern Asia, and North America. Specific regional records include Alberta and Manitoba in Canada.

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