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Crambidae

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Animalia › Arthropoda › Insecta › Lepidoptera › Crambidae

Eudonia lacustrata Panzer, 1804

Eudonia lacustrata is a species of crambid moth found across Eurasia and north Africa, whose larvae feed on mosses.

Eudonia aspidota Meyrick

Eudonia aspidota is a bird dropping-mimicking moth endemic to forests of New Zealand.

Eudonia cataxesta Meyrick

Eudonia cataxesta Meyrick is a moth species with distinct wing coloration, and adult moths fly in January and February.

Eudonia asterisca Meyrick

Eudonia asterisca is a moth species endemic to New Zealand, found from lowlands to montane areas across the North and South Islands.

Eudonia minualis Walker, 1865

Eudonia minualis is an endemic New Zealand crambid moth whose larvae feed on moss on specific Olearia tree bark.

Eudonia philerga

Eudonia philerga is a common moth species endemic to New Zealand, with well-camouflaged larvae and adults.

Eudonia atmogramma Meyrick, 1915

Eudonia atmogramma is an endemic New Zealand moth species found on the South and Stewart Islands, in multiple open habitats.

Eudonia bisinualis Hudson, 1928

Eudonia bisinualis is an endemic New Zealand moth species debated to actually be the same as Eudonia cymatias.

Eudonia chlamydota Meyrick

Eudonia chlamydota is a moth endemic to New Zealand that lives in native forest, with larvae feeding on moss.

Eudonia colpota Meyrick

Eudonia colpota is an endemic New Zealand moth in Crambidae, described by Meyrick in 1888, with adults flying in January.

Eudonia cymatias Meyrick

Eudonia cymatias is an endemic New Zealand Crambidae moth first described by Meyrick in 1884.

Eudonia dinodes Meyrick

Eudonia dinodes is an endemic New Zealand moth that lives in native forest, described here by larval and adult traits.

Eudonia legnota Meyrick

Eudonia legnota is a Crambidae moth endemic to New Zealand, first described by Edward Meyrick in 1884.

Eudonia leptalea Meyrick

Eudonia leptalea Meyrick is a moth species with a 16–19 mm wingspan, defined specific wing markings, and active adults from January to March.

Eudonia octophora Meyrick, 1885

Eudonia octophora is an endemic New Zealand moth that lives in rush wetlands and uses Juncus species as larval hosts.

Eudonia periphanes Meyrick

Eudonia periphanes is an endemic New Zealand Crambidae moth first described by Edward Meyrick, with adults flying in January.

Eudonia sabulosella (Walker, 1863)

Eudonia sabulosella is an endemic moth of New Zealand, variable in colour but identifiable by distinct forewing markings, whose adults pollinate several native plant species.

Eudonia steropaea Meyrick

Eudonia steropaea is a Crambidae moth species endemic to New Zealand, first described by Edward Meyrick in the 1880s.

Eudonia submarginalis Walker, 1863

Eudonia submarginalis is a New Zealand-endemic moth species in the Crambidae family, with known larval feeding and adult flower-visiting habits.

Eudonia trivirgata Felder

Eudonia trivirgata is an endemic New Zealand Crambidae moth first described in 1875 with distinct patterned wings.

Eudonia feredayi Knaggs, 1867

Eudonia feredayi is an endemic New Zealand Crambidae moth described by Knaggs in 1867, active January to March.

Eudonia commortalis Dyar, 1921

Eudonia commortalis is a Crambidae moth described in 1921, found in western North America, with active adults from April to September.

Eudonia echo Dyar, 1928

Eudonia echo is a small Crambidae moth found in western North America, with adults active from August to October in California.

Eudonia spenceri Munroe, 1972

Eudonia spenceri is a North American moth in the Crambidae family, described by Munroe in 1972, with 8–9 mm forewings.

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