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Treble Lines
Animalia Noctuidae

Treble Lines

Charanyca trigrammica

A nocturnal moth species belonging to the family Noctuidae, characterized by distinctive three-lined wing patterns and native to Europe.

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Treble Lines
Treble Lines
Treble Lines
Treble Lines
Treble Lines
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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Temperate woodland and grassland ecosystems across Central and Northern Europe, preferring open meadows and forest edges with diverse herbaceous vegetation

Ecological Role

Important pollinator and prey species in woodland food webs, serving as a crucial food source for bats, birds, and small insectivorous predators

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Micro-scaled wing surface providing camouflage and thermal regulation
  • LIMBS WINGS Scaled wings with distinctive three-line pattern, hindwings lighter than forewings
  • HEAD SENSORY Compound eyes, short antennae for detecting pheromones and environmental cues
  • BODY STRUCTURE Small moth with wingspan of 32-38 mm, slender body with muted gray-brown coloration
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Donald Hobern from Copenhagen, Denmark
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