2016-04-27
2018-05-09
2019-04-21
Coffin Point |
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Hodges Index |
Phylogenetic Index |
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| Phylo: | 911231 | ||
| Hodges: | 6799.1 | ||
| Size: | WS: 40 - 45 mm | ||
| Range: (Can): | Alaska, Yuk, BC, Alta, Sask. | ||
| Range: (NA): | MPG range and flight data | ||
| Range: (World): | Nearctic | ||
| Season: (BC): | Apr - May | ||
| Larval Hosts: | Larch, Spruce, Pine, Poplar, Douglas Fir, Willow. | ||
| Comments: | Until recently danbyi was considered a subspecies of Spodolepis substriataria. With this division, S. substriataria is not now considered to occur in BC. S. danbyi is however, still listed by some sources as S. spodolepis, or by an even older name, Epirranthis substriataria. |
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2016-04-27 |
2018-05-09 |
2019-04-21 |
| Observations: | 8 record(s) | |
| Year(s) recorded: | 2016, 18, 19, 21, 2022. | |
| First flight: | Apr 05 | |
| Last flight: | May 09 | |
| FWL: | 18 - 20 mm |
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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) | |
| MPG | Moth Photographers Group — University of Mississippi | |
| Wikipedia | Wikipedia |