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Common Name: Single Lined Emerald Latin Name:
Nemoria unitaria Packard, 1873
(R. Bercha, det.)
Wingspan: 14.5 - 16 mm
Range: Alberta
Habitat: Deciduous and mixed wood forests
Time of year seen: Mid
-June
to July
Caterpillar's Diet: Gooseberry (?)
Other: The single Lined
Emerald is a widespread species found from Saskatchewan west to the coast of
British Columbia. It is our largest Emerald with a wing span up to
16mm. The adult moths are nocturnal and are attracted to light. |