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Euchlaena irraria
least-marked euchlaena, Least-marked Euchlaena Moth
Euchlaena irraria is a geometrid moth first described from North America in 1916. The species is commonly known as the least-marked euchlaena, a name reflecting its relatively plain wing pattern compared to congeners. It belongs to a genus of moths that are frequently attracted to artificial light sources. Available records indicate presence across multiple Canadian provinces and parts of the United States.
Eupithecia longidens kervillaria
Eupithecia longidens kervillaria is a subspecies of pug moth in the family Geometridae. The genus Eupithecia, commonly called "pugs," is characterized by narrow wings and a distinctive resting posture. Members of this genus are frequently attracted to lights at night and have been documented visiting flowers, including apple blossoms, where they may contribute to nocturnal pollination. Identification to subspecies level typically requires detailed examination of morphological features.