About Psaphida electilis Morrison, 1875
Psaphida electilis, commonly called the chosen sallow, is a moth species that belongs to the Noctuidae family. This species was first formally described by Herbert Knowles Morrison in 1875. It occurs in North America, ranging from Quebec and Ontario in the north down to Florida in the south, and westward to Texas and Wisconsin. The wingspan of this moth is approximately 35 millimeters. Adult moths are active from April through May each year. The species produces one new generation per year. The larvae of Psaphida electilis feed on plant species from the Carya and Juglans genera.
