2019-08-16
Coffin Point |
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| Phylo: | 910426 | ||
| Hodges: | 7586.1 | ||
| Size: | WS: 15 - 30 mm | ||
| Range: (Can): | Alaska, Yukon, and all provinces except Lab, PEI. | ||
| Range: (NA): | MPG range and flight data | ||
| Range: (World): | Holarctic | ||
| Season: (BC): | Jun - Aug. | ||
| Larval Hosts: | Polyphagous: Cannabidaceae, Yarrow, Wolfsbane, Wormwood (Mugwort), Aster, Heather, Thistle, Snakeroot, Saxifrage, Ragwort, Goldenrod, Chamomile. | ||
| Comments: | Unconfirmed ID.
Takes taxonomic and common names derive from Wormwood, Artemisia absinthium, used to brew Absinthe. Until recently, Absinthe was believed to be exceptionally addictive and was banned in North America and most of Europe. The phrase I remember was -- "every civilised country in the world". |
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| Observations: | 1 record(s) | |
| Year(s) recorded: | 2019 | |
| First flight: | Aug 16 | |
| Last flight: |
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| BOLD | Barcode of Life Data Systems — University of Guelph | |
| BG | Bug Guide — Iowa State University | |
| BAMONA | Butterflies and Moths of North America | |
| EF | EFauna BC — University of British Columbia | |
| EHS | E.H.Strickland Museum — University of Alberta | |
| GBIF | Global Biodiversity Information Facility | |
| Hosts | Hosts Database — Natural History Museum (London) | |
| LM ( | Lepidoptera Mundi ( | |
| MPG | Moth Photographers Group — University of Mississippi | |
| UKM | UK Moths | |
| Wikipedia | Wikipedia |