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Lepidoptera (general characteristics)

-body covered with scales


-long coiled, sucking mouthparts


-prominent antennae, large compound eyes

Pieridae

-small to medium in size with yellow, white, orange and black markings


-includes some pest species (cabbage white)

Nymphalidae

-scaled antennae


-reduced, clawless front legs


-common butterflies

hesperildae

-clubbed antennae with terminal hook


-front and back wings held at different angles


-small& stout bodied


-fast erratic flight

sphingidae - sphinx moths

-can be very large


-proboscus as long as body or even longer


-larvae are pests (hornworm)


-hovers over flowers like hummingbirds

Pyralidae - pyralid moths

-small sized


-pest family includes european corn borer


-scaled proboscus

Noctuidae - noctuid moths

-largest family in order


-heavy bodies & slow flying moths


-HUGE pest fam, includes armyworms, cutworms, & corn earworm


-drab coloring

Psychidae (bagworm moths)

-hairy bidy


-clearish wings


-forest pests


-males are winged, females are wormlike

Sessidae

-no scales on wing


-narrow frontwings, broad backwings


-mimic wasps but have straight antennae


-bore into roots & canes but have a narrow host range


-includes peach tree borer



Geometridae - measuring worms

-small, delicate, and slender


-broad wings with wavy lines


-nocturnal


-includes forest pests such as loopers


-larvae are inchworms

tortricidae (torticid moths)

-gray, tan, or brown with spots


-lots of pests including coddling and fruit moths


-nonscaled proboscus

Gelechiidae - gelechiid moths

-small


-wing tips are scooped not rounded


-larvae have very small legs


-some pests such as pink bollworm





arciitidae - tiger moths

-small to medium sized with a thick body


-brightly spotted/banded


-hold wings like a roof over their body


-nocturnal


-includes pests such as fall webworm