Lomera xanthochrysa (Lateral case moth)


The Caterpillar lives in a portable silk case, which it camouflages with sticks, which are aligned roughly across the case axis. The adult male moth has a wingspan of about 3 cms. It has black wings, black antennae, and a hairy orange-brown head, thorax, and abdomen. The black scales on the wings rapidly wear off, leaving the wings nearly transparent.


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Regional distribution

Lomera xanthochrysa is listed in the following regions:


Map distribution

Lomera xanthochrysa has been reported at the following locations:

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