description Orange Sallow Moth Overview
The Orange Sallow Moth is the noctuid moth Tiliacea aurago, a Palearctic species described by Carl Linnaeus in 1758. Adults are identified by the orange coloration and patterning of the forewings, although the exact appearance can vary among individuals. The larvae are associated with lime trees, members of the genus Tilia, which explains the species' connection with those trees. It is one of several sallow moths found across parts of Europe and adjacent regions.
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What is the scientific name of the Orange Sallow Moth?
The Orange Sallow Moth is Tiliacea aurago. It is a Palearctic noctuid moth described by Carl Linnaeus in 1758.
How can I identify an Orange Sallow Moth?
Adults are identified by orange coloration and patterning on the forewings. The exact appearance can vary among individuals, so wing pattern should be considered alongside the species name Tiliacea aurago.
Who described Tiliacea aurago?
Carl Linnaeus described the Orange Sallow Moth in 1758. The species is now known scientifically as Tiliacea aurago.
Where does the Orange Sallow Moth belong geographically?
It is a Palearctic species, meaning its native range is associated with Europe and much of temperate Asia. Its orange forewing pattern is the feature most often used for recognition.
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