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  6. Emerald Moths and Allies
  7. Digrammia
  8. Willow Angles and Allies

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Willow Angles and Allies

Digrammia rippertaria

Includes
8 native
Where
In the US
Source
iNaturalist

Children

  • Hollow-spotted Angle native
  • Pale-lined Angle presumed native
  • Dark-bordered Granite presumed native
  • Vermilion Granite Moth presumed native
  • Yellow-lined Angle presumed native
  • Decorated Granite Moth presumed native
  • Digrammia rippertaria presumed native
  • New Mexico Locust Angle presumed native
  • Digrammia fieldi
  • Digrammia plemmelata
  • Digrammia puertata
  • Digrammia minuta
  • Digrammia spinata
  • Geometrid Moth
  • Digrammia gilletteata

Range

United States

Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided

Most observed native willow angles and allies All

Native to the US, by observations.

  • Hollow-spotted Angle Digrammia gnophosaria 4,760 observations

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