DEEP YELLOW EUCHLAENA, Forked Euchlaena, THE SAW-WING, COMMON LYTROSIS, AND YELLOW SLANT-LINE MOTH
The Saw-Wing Moth. This is another moth in the Euchlaena genus. I have found a few individuals at my lights in late June.
Deep Yellow Euchlaena, always a stunning beauty.
Deep Yellow Euchlaena, resting on my fingertips.
Common Lytrosis moth, an excellent bark mimic.
Yellow Slant-line Moth. A few individuals visit my lights in May and July.
This is another Yellow Slant-line Moth. Some individuals are white rather than yellow. These paler individuals look similar to a Confused Eusarca moth, but note the sharply pointed hindwings.
Another Deep Yellow Euchlaena. These moths visit my lights from late May through August.
There are several species of Euchlaena moths, but the only one I see regularly is the Deep Yellow Euchlaena.
I have found a couple of Common Lytrosis moths at my lights, all in the month of June.
Another Yellow Slant-line Moth at my UV lights.
One more Yellow Slant-line Moth. This one is more heavily speckled than the one above.
This is a Forked Euchlaena moth, found in Adams County, Ohio, on July 27, 2025. I have not yet seen this species at my home lights.