Exotic Moths

[Eric or Pat Metzler]

Here are three more

Limacodidae  Cnidocampa flavescens
Noctuidae:  Apamea ophiogramma  and  Rhizedra lutosa



Hugh McGuinness wrote:

>Hello Lepidophiles,
>
>I am trying to put together a list of exotic moths that occur in eastern
>North America. Does such a list already exist?
>
>Here are the 10 species I could think of quickly, but I am sure many more
>exist: 
>
>Cossidae: Zeuzera pyrina
>Tortricidae: Cydia pomonella
>Pyralidae: Ostrinia nubilalis
>Geometridae: Idaea dimidiata
>Saturniidae: Samia cynthia
>Lymantriidae: Lymantria dispar, Euproctis chrysorrhea
>Noctuidae: Noctua pronuba, Anomis commoda, Parascotia fuliginaria
>
>If such a list does not already exist, I'd appreciate it if list members
>replied to me with exotic moths that have established population in
>eastern North America. I'd be happy to share the results with list members
>if sufficient interest exists.
>
>hugh
>
>Hugh McGuinness
>The Ross School
>18 Goodfriend Park
>East Hampton, NY 11937
>hmcguinness at ross.org
>631-907-5229
>http://mail.ross.org/~hmcguinness
>
>
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