Adult — Porter County (Chris Joll) Adult — Hamilton County (Dan McCord) Pale-colored adult — Brown County (Michele Pollock) Side view of an adult — Porter County (Chris Joll) Worn adult — St. Marion County (Kat Schwedler)
An Indiana Native
Machimia tentoriferella — Gold-striped Leaftier
Clemens, 1860
Hodges# 0951
Etymology
Machimia: Combination of the Greek machi, meaning “fight, ” with the common zoological Greek suffix, ia, used to form nouns.
tentoriferella: Latin the Greek tentorium, meaning “a tent,” with the suffix ella meaning “small.”
Pronunciation
mah-kee-mee-uh ten-tohr-if-ur-el-uh
Adult — Porter County (Chris Joll) Adult — Hamilton County (Dan McCord) Pale-colored adult — Brown County (Michele Pollock) Side view of an adult — Porter County (Chris Joll) Worn adult — St. Marion County (Kat Schwedler)
Documented Occurrences
This map shows the confirmed sightings of gold-striped leaftier 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 3/31/2020