Autographa speciosa

Ottolengui, 1902

Autographa speciosa is a noctuid in the Plusiinae, known from a restricted range in western North America. The was described by Ottolengui in 1902. have a wingspan of approximately 38 mm and are active in midsummer. The limited geographic distribution and specific associations make this a regionally significant species for Pacific Northwest and California lepidopteran fauna.

Autographa speciosa by Mike Boone. Used under a CC BY-SA 2.5 license.

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How to pronounce Autographa speciosa: /ɔːˈtuːɡrəfə spɛˈkɪoʊsə/

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Distribution

Western Oregon, southern Vancouver Island (British Columbia), and the Sierra Nevada range of California.

Seasonality

are on wing in midsummer.

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