Papaipema aweme - Wikipedia
Papaipema aweme, known generally as the Aweme borer moth or small white-aster moth, is a species of cutworm or dart moth in the family Noctuidae. It is found in North America. [1] [2] [3] The MONA or Hodges number for Papaipema aweme is 9504. [4]
Aweme Borer (Papaipema aweme): COSEWIC assessment and …
Aweme Borer (Papaipema aweme) is a noctuid moth with a wingspan of 33–37 mm. The forewing is light brown with darker brown markings and the hindwings are pale yellow white. Larvae have pale unbroken lateral stripes.
Papaipema aweme (Aweme borer) - Michigan Natural Features Inventory
The Aweme borer moth has only been collected once in Michigan several decades ago. It is uncertain whether this species still exists in the state or if it is extirpated. Globally, this species has been collected from only four locations scattered throughout the northern U.S. and Canada.
The Aweme Borer is a medium-size (33-37 mm wingspan), robust, noctuoid moth (Figure 1). The forewing colour is described in the original description as “gris-incarnate”
Species Papaipema aweme - Aweme Borer Moth - Hodges#9504
2017年12月8日 · Lyman (1908) original description as Gortyna aweme, and the Hampson (1910) revised description as Papaipema aweme are both online in the print references.
Aweme borer (Papaipema aweme) COSEWIC assessment and …
Adult Aweme Borers are medium-size (33-37 mm wingspan), yellowish or pinkish-brown moths with darker brown markings on the forewings. They are difficult to identify by non-experts. There are no described subspecies.
Moth Photographers Group – Papaipema aweme – 9504
932507 – 9504 Papaipema aweme (Lyman, 1908) Aweme Borer Photographs are the copyrighted property of each photographer listed.
Aweme borer (Papaipema aweme) COSEWIC assessment and …
The Aweme Borer is a noctuid (cutworm or owlet) moth belonging to a subgroup known as the borers. It was described from two specimens collected in 1905 at Aweme, Manitoba, in or near present-day Spruce Woods Provincial Park.
Archived - Aweme borer moth - Ontario.ca
Aweme is pronounced “ah-wee-mee”. An Aweme Borer was found on Manitoulin Island in 2005 – the first sighting of this species in almost 70 years. Even experts have a difficult time finding and identifying the very rare Aweme Borer, which is only active at night.
Aweme Borer Moth Status - New York Natural Heritage Program
Lepidoptera (Butterflies, Skippers, and Moths) Family: Noctuidae (Owlet Moths) Synonyms: Other common names:
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