Deciduous-tree-feeder

Guides

• Morrisonia confusa

  Confused Woodgrain Moth, confused woodgrain

  Morrisonia confusa is a noctuid moth known as the confused woodgrain, found across eastern North America. Adults are active in spring, with flight periods varying by latitude from April to June. The species is recognized by its moderate size and cryptic coloration. Larvae feed on a documented range of deciduous trees.

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