Udea fulvalis Hübner is a animal in the Crambidae family, order Lepidoptera, kingdom Animalia. Not known to be toxic.
Udea fulvalis Hübner
Udea fulvalis Hübner is a moth species found across most of Europe, with characteristic wing and body markings.
Udea fulvalis Hübner is a moth species. Its wingspan ranges from 24 to 29 mm. The upperside of its forewings are colored fulvous brown or yellowish-brown, with darker markings. The larvae are pale green with a black head. Adult Udea fulvalis are quite similar in appearance to the species Ebulea crocealis and Udea prunalis. This species is distributed across most of Europe.
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