description Dewick's Plusia Moth Overview
Dewick's Plusia, Macdunnoughia confusa, is a moth of the family Noctuidae distributed from Europe across Siberia to Japan, with additional records from Lebanon and Israel. It has a wingspan of about 32-38 millimetres and is double-brooded in continental Europe. In Britain it is a rare vagrant recorded mainly from July to October, while its larvae feed on plants including nettles.
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What is the scientific name of Dewick’s Plusia Moth?
Dewick’s Plusia is scientifically named Macdunnoughia confusa. It belongs to the moth family Noctuidae.
Where is Dewick’s Plusia found?
Its range extends from Europe across Siberia to Japan, with additional records from Lebanon and Israel. That distribution spans much of Eurasia.
How large is Dewick’s Plusia Moth?
Its wingspan is about 32 to 38 millimetres. That makes it a relatively small moth when measured across the fully opened wings.
How many broods does Dewick’s Plusia produce in continental Europe?
It is double-brooded in continental Europe. In that context, double-brooded means it can produce two generations during the breeding season.
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