Angerona prunaria
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- The hepialid moth Triodia sylvina (Orange Swift) is also sometimes called "Orange Moth".
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| Angerona prunaria Linnaeus, 1758 |
The Orange Moth (Angerona prunaria) is a lepidoptera from the family Geometridae, the geometer moths.
The moth prefers forest areas and is mostly found in The Netherlands and Belgium.
The flight time is May to July.
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 Angerona prunaria f. corylaria |
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