Species Insects & ArthropodsMobile Condica Moth

Mobile Condica Moth

Condica mobilis

CommonInsect & Arthropod
Illustration of Mobile Condica Moth (Condica mobilis)

The Mobile Condica Moth is a small, warm brown noctuid with subtle pinkish hues and fine forewing markings. It is associated with native prairie and grassland habitats where its caterpillar feeds on low herbaceous plants. Adults fly in multiple generations from spring through fall in the southern part of its range.

Habitat
Prairies, open woodlands, and disturbed grassy areas
Diet
Larvae: low herbaceous plants. Adults: nectar
How common
Common

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