description Barred straw moth Overview
Described by Ignaz Schiffermüller in 1775, the barred straw moth is a European Geometridae species recognized by its distinctive yellow and brown crossbands.
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What does the barred straw moth look like?
The barred straw moth is recognized by yellow and brown crossbands on its wings. Those contrasting bands are its most noticeable identifying feature.
Who described the barred straw moth?
Ignaz Schiffermüller described the species in 1775. It is a European member of the family Geometridae.
What family does the barred straw moth belong to?
The barred straw moth belongs to Geometridae, the family commonly known as the geometer moths. Its yellow and brown banding helps distinguish it from less strongly marked species.
Is the barred straw moth a European species?
Yes. The species is associated with Europe and was formally described there in the eighteenth century, in 1775.
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