Numbers
1 species in North America (and the world) listed at
All-LepsSize
wingspan about 30 mm, based on photo by Jim Vargo at MPG
Identification
Adult: forewing light gray with greenish tint; subterminal line black, wavy, diffuse, varying in width from thick to thin, bordered distally by brownish scales; PM line black, irregular, with large lobe-like jog in upper half; reniform spot dark, outlined in black, and bordered distally by whitish patch; small pale gray patch just inside ST line at costa; AM and terminal lines black, scalloped; hindwing light grayish-yellow with gray scaling along veins; terminal line black, scalloped; fringe white
Range
Texas
one specimen collected in North Carolina, according to
this record; perhaps a stray?
Season
adults fly from May to September
Internet References
pinned adult image and photos of related species by Jim Vargo (Moth Photographers Group)
2 pinned adult images that are too dark to be useful except as pin labels, plus collection site map showing 2 records in southern Texas (All-Leps)
record in September from Texas [search on species "impartialis"] (Lepidopterists Society Season Summary)
number of world species (Brian Pitkin, Butterflies and Moths of the World)