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Burnished Brass

Burnished Brass

Diachrysia chrysitis

A nocturnal moth species belonging to the Noctuidae family, characterized by metallic bronze-green wing coloration and found across Europe and temperate regions of Asia.

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Burnished Brass
Burnished Brass
Burnished Brass
Burnished Brass
Burnished Brass
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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Woodland edges, gardens, meadows, and urban green spaces with herbaceous vegetation, typically at elevations ranging from 0-1,500 meters above sea level.

Ecological Role

Important pollinator and prey species in ecosystems, larvae serve as food for birds and contribute to nutrient cycling through plant consumption.

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Scaled wing surface with iridescent bronze-green metallic sheen
  • LIMBS WINGS Two pairs of broad wings, forewings with metallic coloration, hindwings typically lighter and more translucent
  • HEAD SENSORY Compound eyes, long proboscis for nectar feeding, antennae for environmental sensing
  • BODY STRUCTURE Medium-sized moth with wingspan of 38-44 mm, metallic bronze-green wings with distinctive shimmering appearance
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Stan Campbell
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Related Species in Noctuidae