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Blood-vein Moth

Blood-vein Moth

Timandra comae

A small geometrid moth species characterized by distinctive reddish transverse lines across pale wings, commonly found in European grassland and woodland habitats.

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Blood-vein Moth
Blood-vein Moth
Blood-vein Moth
Blood-vein Moth
Blood-vein Moth
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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Open grasslands, meadows, woodland edges, and gardens across temperate regions of Europe, particularly prevalent in central and southern European landscapes

Ecological Role

Important pollinator and prey species in ecosystem food webs, contributing to biodiversity in temperate habitats

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Pale gray to light brown wing coloration with distinctive red/pink line across wings
  • LIMBS WINGS Pale wings with characteristic reddish transverse line, held flat when resting
  • HEAD SENSORY Compound eyes, short antennae, typical lepidopteran sensory structures
  • BODY STRUCTURE Small moth with wingspan of 28-35 mm, slender body typical of Geometridae family
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Tomas Pocius
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Related Species in Geometridae