Aethes angulatana
(Robinson, 1869)
Angular Aethes Moth, angular aethes
Aethes angulatana, commonly known as the Angular Aethes , is a small tortricid moth described by Robinson in 1869. are active during summer months, with periods varying by latitude. The is relatively well-documented with over 200 iNaturalist observations.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Aethes angulatana: /ˈiːθiːz æŋɡjʊleɪˈtɑːnə/
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Distribution
Eastern and central North America, ranging from Quebec and Maine south to Florida, west to Texas, and north to Minnesota. Records include Vermont.
Seasonality
fly from June to September in northern portions of the range; activity begins earlier in southern regions.