Crowned Slug Moth
Isatextula
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This bug has been reportedly found in the following regions:
Mobile, Alabama
Buford, Georgia
Glouster, Ohio
Enid, Oklahoma
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dayodayo
Elberta, AL |
July 2010 |
Neutral
A picture of the moth would be nice on your website also. After searching several sites, I googled isa textula images and found it. I wasn't sure whether I had sent my report, so I clicked it again. Only one caterpillar was found at 36530. Thank you.
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DiOhio
Corning, OH (Zone 6a) |
January 2007 |
Negative
WARNING; The larva to this moth has a "crown" of stinging spines. What a beauty to look at, but don't touch !
Host plants are elms, hickories, lindens, maples, oaks, Prunus species, and other trees and shrubs.
One generation in the north.
Host plants are elms, hickories, lindens, maples, oaks, Prunus species, and other trees and shrubs.
One generation in the north.
