Crocigrapha normani
Grote, 1874
Norman's Quaker
Crocigrapha normani, known as Norman's Quaker, is a noctuid and the sole in the Crocigrapha. It is found primarily in eastern North America, with scattered records extending west to the Canadian Prairies and Colorado. The species is moderately well-documented with thousands of observations, suggesting it is relatively common in suitable .
Pronunciation
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Distribution
Eastern North America, with western records from Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba (Canada), and Colorado (USA).
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Taxonomic note
Crocigrapha is a ; C. normani is the only described .
Observation data
Over 3,900 iNaturalist observations indicate this is frequently encountered by observers, though this may reflect sampling toward accessible regions.