The Crambid of North America
The Crambid of North America
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89 (1872).
Crambus bidens Grote, Can. Ent. , Vol. XII. , p. 77 (1880).
Expanse of wings, 18 mm. Head and thorax lustrous ochre-yellow ; palpi acute, ochre-yellow. Fore wings bright ochre-yellow, with a few rust-brown scales. A few light patches on the inner margin. A very broad silvery-white stripe extends to the costa on one-half the length of the wing, then turns obliquely in a straight line. On the inner side it sends out an acute tooth, then runs in a straight line and meets the costal line... at an acute point near the angle of the subterminal line. This line runs obliquely for one- third of its length, then, forming an obtuse angle, runs in a straight line an equal distance, where it forms a very blunt tooth and continues to the inner margin. On the costa a white spot on each side of the subterminal line ; also one below the brown apex, and a larger one enclosing five dark- brown dots in the terminal space. Hind wings white, slightly dusted with ochreous.
Habitat. Massachusetts, New York.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
89 (1872).
Crambus bidens Grote, Can. Ent. , Vol. XII. , p. 77 (1880).
Expanse of wings, 18 mm. Head and thorax lustrous ochre-yellow ; palpi acute, ochre-yellow. Fore wings bright ochre-yellow, with a few rust-brown scales. A few light patches on the inner margin. A very broad silvery-white stripe extends to the costa on one-half the length of the wing, then turns obliquely in a straight line. On the inner side it sends out an acute tooth, then runs in a straight line and meets the costal line... at an acute point near the angle of the subterminal line. This line runs obliquely for one- third of its length, then, forming an obtuse angle, runs in a straight line an equal distance, where it forms a very blunt tooth and continues to the inner margin. On the costa a white spot on each side of the subterminal line ; also one below the brown apex, and a larger one enclosing five dark- brown dots in the terminal space. Hind wings white, slightly dusted with ochreous.
Habitat. Massachusetts, New York.
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