About Thisanotia chrysonuchella Scopoli, 1763
This species is Thisanotia chrysonuchella, first described by Scopoli in 1763. Thisanotia chrysonuchella has a wingspan ranging from 24 to 34 mm. Its forewings are ferruginous-brown, distinctly dusted with black scales. The veins and costal edge are marked with somewhat undefined white streaks. The median line is thick, obtusely angulated, and colored ferruginous-brown. The second line is white, edged on its anterior side with ferruginous-brown, and shaped into rounded angles. The termen is ferruginous-yellow, marked with a few indistinct black dots. The cilia have a metallic appearance. The hindwings are plain grey.
