Thaumatographa youngiella
(Busck, 1922)
Psychedelic Young Moth
Thaumatographa youngiella is a small tortricid known for its striking wing patterns. The was originally described as Hilarographa youngiella by Busck in 1922 and later transferred to the Thaumatographa. It occurs in the Pacific Northwest of North America. The "Psychedelic Young Moth" refers to its vividly patterned forewings.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Thaumatographa youngiella: //ˌθɔːmətoʊˈɡræfə ˌjʌŋɡiˈɛlə//
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Distribution
Known from Washington state (USA) and Vancouver Island (Canada) in the Pacific Northwest. Records suggest a restricted range in coastal western North America.