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Scientific Name:
Common Name:
Family (Alpha):
ACROLEPIIDAE-
ADELIDAE-Fairy moths
ALUCITIDAE-
AMPHISBATIDAE-
ARGYRESTHIIDAE-
AUTOSTICHIDAE-
BATRACHEDRIDAE-Batrachedrid Moths
BEDELLIIDAE-Bedelliid Moths
BLASTOBASIDAE-
BOMBYCIDAE-
BUCCULATRICIDAE-
CARPOSINIDAE-
CHOREUTIDAE-Metalmark Moths
COLEOPHORIDAE-Casebearer Moths and Relatives
COSMOPTERIGIDAE-Cosmopterigid Moths
COSSIDAE-Carpenter Moths, Goat Moths
CRAMBIDAE-Grass Moths, Snout Moths
DEPRESSARIIDAE-
DREPANIDAE-Hook-tips and Thyatirid Moths
DRYADAULIDAE-
ELACHISTIDAE-Grassminer Moths and Relatives
EPERMENIIDAE-
EPIPYROPIDAE-
EREBIDAE-Erebid Moths
ERIOCRANIIDAE-
EUTELIIDAE-
GALACTICIDAE-
GELECHIIDAE-Gelechiid Moths; Twirler Moths
GEOMETRIDAE-Geometer Moths, Loopers
GLYPHIDOCERIDAE-
GLYPHIPTERIGIDAE-Sedge Moths
GRACILLARIIDAE-Leafblotch miner moths
HELIOZELIDAE-Shield bearer moths
HEPIALIDAE-Ghost or Swift Moths
HYBLAEIDAE-
INCURVARIIDAE-
LASIOCAMPIDAE-Tent Caterpillar Moths, Lappet Moths
LECITHOCERIDAE-Long-horned Moths
LIMACODIDAE-Slug Caterpillar Moths
LIMOCODIDAE-
LYONETIIDAE-Lyonetiid Moths
MEGALOPYGIDAE-Flannel Moths
MICROPTERIGIDAE-Mandibulate Moths
MIMALLONIDAE-
MOMPHIDAE-Mompha Moths
NEPTICULIDAE-Minute leaf miners
NOCTUIDAE-Owlet Moths
NOLIDAE-
NOTODONTIDAE-Prominents
OECOPHORIDAE-Oecophorid Moths
OPOSTEGIDAE-
PELEOPODIDAE-
PLUTELLIDAE-Diamondback Moths
PRODOXIDAE-Yucca Moths
PSYCHIDAE-Bagworm Moths
PTEROPHORIDAE-Plume Moths
PYRALIDAE-Pyralid Moths, Snout Moths
SATURNIIDAE-Giant Silkworm Moths
SCHRECKENSTEINIIDAE-Schreckensteiniid Moths
SCYTHRIDIDAE-
SESIIDAE-Clearwing Moths
SPHINGIDAE-Sphinx Moths
THYATIRIDAE-
THYRIDIDAE-Window-winged Moths
TINEIDAE-Clothes moths
TISCHERIIDAE-Tischerid Moths
TORTRICIDAE-Leafroller Moths
URANIIDAE-
URODIDAE-Urodid Moths
XYLORYCTIDAE-
YPONOMEUTIDAE-Ermine Moths
YPSOLOPHIDAE-Ypsolophid Moths
ZYGAENIDAE-
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Argyresthiidae Members:
Argyresthia affinis
Argyresthia alternatella
Argyresthia annettella
Argyresthia apicimaculella
Argyresthia austerella
Argyresthia calliphanes
Argyresthia conjugella
Argyresthia freyella
Argyresthia oreasella
Argyresthia subreticulata
Argyresthia thuiella
Argyresthia unidentified species
Argyresthia
Members:
Argyresthia affinis
Argyresthia alternatella
Argyresthia annettella
Argyresthia apicimaculella
Argyresthia austerella
Argyresthia calliphanes
Argyresthia conjugella
Argyresthia freyella
Argyresthia oreasella
Argyresthia subreticulata
Argyresthia thuiella
Argyresthia unidentified species
2 NC Records
Argyresthia affinis
Braun, 1940 - No Common Name
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A mine on Eastern Red Cedar.
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A reared adult from Eastern Red Cedar.
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A reared adult from Eastern Red Cedar.
Taxonomy
Family:
Argyresthiidae
P3 Number:
36a0060
MONA Number:
2434.00
Identification
Field Guide Descriptions:
Online Resources:
MPG
,
iNaturalist
,
Google
,
BAMONA
,
GBIF
,
BOLD
Distribution in North Carolina
Distribution:
County Map:
Clicking on a county returns the records for the species in that county.
Flight Dates:
High Mountains (HM) ≥ 4,000 ft.
Low Mountains (LM) < 4,000 ft.
Piedmont (Pd)
Coastal Plain (CP)
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Habitats and Life History
Habitats:
Larval Host Plants:
Larvae feed on Eastern Red Cedar (
Juniperus virginiana
) (Eiseman, 2022), which has been confirmed as the host in North Carolina. -
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Status in North Carolina
Natural Heritage Program Status:
Natural Heritage Program Ranks:
GNR SNR [S1S2]
State Protection:
Comments:
Photo Gallery for
Argyresthia affinis
- None
Photos: 6
Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2022-04-13
Madison Co.
Comment: A reared adult from a mine on Eastern Red Cedar.
Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2022-04-13
Madison Co.
Comment: A reared adult from a mine on Eastern Red Cedar.
Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2022-04-13
Madison Co.
Comment: A reared adult from a mine on Eastern Red Cedar.
Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2022-01-09
Madison Co.
Comment: A mine with bore hole on Eastern Red Cedar.
Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2022-01-09
Madison Co.
Comment: A larva that was removed from a mine on Eastern Red Cedar.
Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2022-01-09
Madison Co.
Comment: A larva that was removed from a mine on Eastern Red Cedar.