Butterfly, Mimic Crescent
Phyciodesincognitus
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This bug has been reportedly found in the following regions:
Deer, Arkansas
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Magpye
NW Qtr, AR (Zone 6a) |
July 2007 |
Neutral
These guys are very similar to the Pearl Crescent (P. tharos) and is reported to resemble the Northern Crescent (P. cocyta), even more so.
Some aid in identifying the (P. incognitus) from the Pearl, is the (P. incognitus) having a combination of red-orange on the underside of the antennal clubs in the males, larger size (than Pearl), with its tendency to flying somewhat higher off the ground than the Pearl, and even up into the subcanopy.
Some aid in identifying the (P. incognitus) from the Pearl, is the (P. incognitus) having a combination of red-orange on the underside of the antennal clubs in the males, larger size (than Pearl), with its tendency to flying somewhat higher off the ground than the Pearl, and even up into the subcanopy.
