Harmologa sisyrana facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Harmologa sisyrana |
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H. sisyrana
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| Harmologa sisyrana Meyrick, 1883
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The Harmologa sisyrana is a type of moth that belongs to the Tortricidae family. You can find this moth living in New Zealand.
What Does the Harmologa sisyrana Look Like?
This moth has a wingspan of about 18 millimeters (which is less than an inch). Its front wings are mostly a brownish-gray color. They have tiny white specks and small reddish-brown and black dots scattered all over them. The patterns on these wings are darker brownish-gray, with fine streaks of black and reddish-brown dots. The back wings are a light gray color and have darker, marbled patterns on them.
Images for kids
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An illustration showing what the H. sisyrana moth looks like.
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