A small moth species belonging to the Erebidae family, characterized by its distinctive pale coloration and delicate wing structure. Native to European regions with temperate climates.
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Ecology & Habitat
Habitat
Primarily found in woodland edges, grasslands, and open meadows across temperate European landscapes. Prefers areas with diverse herbaceous vegetation and moderate sunlight exposure.
Ecological Role
Plays a crucial role in pollination and serves as a key food source for insectivorous birds and bats. Contributes to ecosystem biodiversity and nutrient cycling.
Morphology
SKIN COATFine, dense scales covering wings and body, providing camouflage and thermal regulation
LIMBS WINGSDelicate wings with a wingspan of approximately 25-30 mm, featuring subtle longitudinal striations
HEAD SENSORYCompound eyes, short antennae for detecting environmental cues and pheromones
BODY STRUCTURESmall moth with a body length of 15-20 mm, slender abdomen, and narrow wings with pale cream to light grey coloration
