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Acleris forbesana
Forbes' Acleris Moth
Acleris forbesana is a small tortricid moth native to North America. Adults are active in spring and again in summer through fall, producing two or more generations annually. The species is associated with dogwood species (Cornus), on which larvae feed.
Acleris ptychogrammos
A small tortricid moth with a wingspan of approximately 15 mm. Adults have been recorded on wing nearly year-round in southern parts of its range. The larval host plant is red osier dogwood (Cornus sericea).
Epinotia lindana
Diamondback Epinotia Moth
A small tortricid moth with a wingspan of approximately 17 mm. The species occurs across northern and eastern North America, with larvae feeding on Cornus (dogwood) species. Adults are active during the warmer months. The common name refers to the distinctive wing pattern.