Maoritenes cyclobathra facts for kids
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Maoritenes
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M. cyclobathra
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The Maoritenes cyclobathra is a special kind of moth that belongs to the Tortricidae family. You can only find this moth in New Zealand. It's a unique part of the wildlife there!
Meet the Maoritenes cyclobathra Moth
This interesting moth has a wingspan of about 16 to 18 millimeters. That's roughly the size of a small coin!
What Does It Look Like?
The front wings of the Maoritenes cyclobathra are mostly brownish-gray. They have a hint of purple and tiny dark spots. Some parts of the wings, especially near the middle and edges, might look a bit darker gray. They can also have reddish-orange patches and fine, dark lines.
The back wings of this moth are a lighter gray color. This helps it blend in with its surroundings.
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