Cabera exanthemata is a geometrid moth species native to European temperate regions, characterized by delicate pale white to cream-colored wings with subtle transverse markings.
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Ecology & Habitat
Habitat
Deciduous and mixed woodland areas, forest edges, meadows, and gardens across Central and Northern Europe, typically at elevations between 100-1,200 meters above sea level.
Ecological Role
Important herbivorous insect in forest ecosystems, serving as prey for birds and bats, and contributing to nutrient cycling through larval leaf consumption.
Morphology
SKIN COATPale white to cream-colored scales covering body and wings
LIMBS WINGSDelicate, translucent wings with fine venation, legs adapted for perching
HEAD SENSORYCompound eyes, short antennae, typical lepidopteran sensory apparatus
BODY STRUCTURESmall moth with wingspan of 30-40 mm, slender body, triangular wings with pale coloration
