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Dioryctria albovittella
Copyright © 2019 Glenn Fine

Dioryctria albovittella
Eddy Mountains, 3,650', Siskiyou County, California, USA
August 31, 2019
Size: FW = ~13 mm
I think this is Dioryctria albovittella, attracted to light. MPG shows this moth in my area and I think it is a very good match for the moth photos at BOLD

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Contributed by Glenn Fine on 31 August, 2019 - 6:57pm
Last updated 16 January, 2022 - 12:17pm

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… Steve Nanz, 16 January, 2022 - 12:17pm login or register to post comments

D. albovittella
After reading through Fascicle 15.5 and reviewing all of the Dioryctria, especially those with significantly white forewings like D. sierra, inyoensis, and hodgesi, I am more convinced that this is D. albovittella. This species has been reported in my area per the MPG map and collected just a few miles south of me - no details on the collector. This BG photo is also a pretty good match:
… Glenn Fine, 21 December, 2021 - 5:32pm login or register to post comments

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