Adult — Lake County (Rick Welton) Adult — Lake County (Jeanette Jaskula) Adult — Ohio County (Velda Miller) Adult — Lake County (Rick Welton)
An Indiana Native
Agonopterix canadensis — Canadian Agonopterix
(Busck, 1902)
Hodges# 0878
Etymology
Agonopterix: Combines the Greek agon, meaning “contest” or “an assembly,” and pterix, meaning “wing.”
canadensis: The suffix ensis is Latin for “of or belonging to,” which indicates this moth likely was first collected in Canada.
Pronunciation
ag-uhn-op-triks can-uh-den-sis
Adult — Lake County (Rick Welton) Adult — Lake County (Jeanette Jaskula) Adult — Ohio County (Velda Miller) Adult — Lake County (Rick Welton)
Documented Occurrences
This map shows the verified sightings of the Canadian agonopterix in Indiana. All sightings were confirmed through photographic documentation by individuals who contributed to the Great American IN Nature Lepidoptera Project (GAIN LP).
GAIN LP documented in county.
Documented North American Sightings as of 3/8/2020