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Guides

• Eupithecia scabrogata

  Pug moth

  Eupithecia scabrogata is a small geometrid moth described by Pearsall in 1912. It occurs in western North America from British Columbia south to California and Arizona. Adults are active primarily from November through March, with a possible second generation in May. The species has been documented visiting apple flowers at night, contributing to nocturnal pollination services.

  GeometridaeEupitheciawestern-North-Americanocturnal-pollinatorapple-pollinationwinter-mothpug-mothArbutus-pungenslarval-host-plantmulti-generationNorth-AmericaLepidopteramothpollinatornocturnal-activityBritish-ColumbiaCaliforniaArizona