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Dun-bar Moth

Dun-bar Moth

Cosmia trapezina

A nocturnal moth species native to Europe, belonging to the Noctuidae family, characterized by mottled brown and grey wing coloration providing excellent camouflage.

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Dun-bar Moth
Dun-bar Moth
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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Woodland edges, deciduous forests, gardens, and shrubland environments across temperate European regions, typically found at elevations between 0-1,000 meters.

Ecological Role

Important pollinator and prey species in woodland ecosystems, contributing to food web dynamics and serving as a key indicator of forest habitat health.

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Dense, scale-covered exoskeleton with protective coloration
  • LIMBS WINGS Two pairs of broad, mottled brown-grey wings with intricate camouflage patterns
  • HEAD SENSORY Compound eyes, antennae for chemical and environmental sensing
  • BODY STRUCTURE Medium-sized moth with wingspan of 40-50 mm, robust body covered in fine scales
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Wiki
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