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Winter moth

Operophtera brumata

Insects
IntroducedNocturnal
Winter moth, photo 1 of 5
Winter moth, Caterpillar
Winter moth, Male
28–33 mmWingspan
14 mmLength

Butterfly or moth in the family Geometridae with a wingspan of 28–33 mm. Introduced to Québec and nocturnal. Lives on the coast and in urban areas.

Habitat

ShorelineRudy_P
Towns and gardensAlain Rouiller

Taxonomy

KingdomAnimaliaPhylumArthropodaClassInsectaOrderLepidopteraFamilyGeometridaeGenusOperophtera

What the caterpillar eats

Northern red oakQuercus rubra
American elmUlmus americana
English oakQuercus robur
TOXIC
European beechFagus sylvatica
Silver mapleAcer saccharinum
Gray birchBetula populifolia
Norway sprucePicea abies
Sugar mapleAcer saccharum
SycamoreAcer pseudoplatanus
European larchLarix decidua
Paper birchBetula papyrifera
White ashFraxinus americana

Similar species

Bruce Spanworm MothOperophtera bruceata
Autumnal MothEpirrita autumnata
Fall Cankerworm MothAlsophila pometaria
American Copper UnderwingAmphipyra pyramidoides
White-dotted ProminentNadata gibbosa
Juniper CarpetThera juniperata
Cabbage Looper MothTrichoplusia ni
False Hemlock Looper MothNepytia canosaria
Large Yellow UnderwingNoctua pronuba
Small WhitePieris rapae
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