Neighbor Moth (Haploa contigua)

Family: Arctiidae (ark-TYE-ih-dee) (Info) Genus: Haploa Species: contigua Profile: 1 positive 2 neutrals No negatives Regional... This bug has been reportedly found in the following regions: Deer, Arkansas Panama, New York Waynesville, North Carolina Glouster, Ohio Member Notes: Rating Author Comment Positive DiOhio On Jan 25, 2007, DiOhio from Corning, OH (Zone 6a) wrote: This moth is common in KY but uncommon elsewhere. Host Plant: It's unrecorded but probably uses a wide variety of plants. Seems that someone in KY would have recorded it by now. Neutral Kathleen On Jun 27, 2008, Kathleen from Panama, NY (Zone 5a) wrote: I found this moth in my garden last summer and had no idea what it was. I think they are beautiful, but have no ideas about their likes or dislikes Neutral paulatc On Oct 7, 2010, paulatc from Maggie Valley, NC wrote: Took me a long time to discover this guy's name - with the help of another photographer friend, we found it. Most sites would not locate him in North Carolina. He was only around for one day, have not seen him again.

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