Word has come down from above that the “Snout” butterfly has been split into two species (groan). One is now called Libytheana carinenta larvata and the other is Libytheana bachmanii. The differences are bachmanii has a sharper point on the FW (the point below the apex) and the white cell at the end of theContinue reading “There are now two “Snouts”!!”
Monthly Archives: May 2026
Three Moths New to Nebraska
It’s been a productive early spring for Nebraska moth enthusiasts. Three species have been added to our states moth list in the past week. Two new species were among the moths Colin Croft attracted to lights on April 7 in Scotts Bluff County. The first Egira rubrica is western in distribution with Colin’s record beingContinue reading “Three Moths New to Nebraska”