Antennae - Used primarily to sense smell, but can also detect wind speed and touch.
Eyes - Large, immovable compound eyes detect light. Each eye has thousands of lenses.
Mouth - Sheep Moths do not have any working mouthparts.
Other organisms in the Sheep Moth’s habitat include Mountain Bluebirds, Golden Eagles, Montane Shrews, Long-tailed Weasles, Elk, and other mountain meadow-dwelling creatures
A mountain meadow consists of grasses and flowering plants on a mountainside, and typically has a river flowing through it. Most are surrounded by forests.
Adults do not eat, but the caterpillars feed off their host plant. Sheep Moths have a variety of host plants including Mountain Lilac, Currant, Wild Rose, and Willow.
The range is from as far north
Eyes - Large, immovable compound eyes detect light. Each eye has thousands of lenses.
Mouth - Sheep Moths do not have any working mouthparts.
Other organisms in the Sheep Moth’s habitat include Mountain Bluebirds, Golden Eagles, Montane Shrews, Long-tailed Weasles, Elk, and other mountain meadow-dwelling creatures
A mountain meadow consists of grasses and flowering plants on a mountainside, and typically has a river flowing through it. Most are surrounded by forests.
Adults do not eat, but the caterpillars feed off their host plant. Sheep Moths have a variety of host plants including Mountain Lilac, Currant, Wild Rose, and Willow.
The range is from as far north