Chickweed Geometer

An easy ID. Well, with help from an app.

Interestingly, “Males … have strikingly plumose (featherlike) antennae. Females … have filiform (threadlike) antennae.”
» See BugGuide page (with images). So this is clearly a female.
» Words of the Day: [ plumose ] [ filiform ]

» ID’ed as Haematopis grataria or “Chickweed Geometer”: [ BAMONA ] [ BugGuide ] [ iNaturalist ]
» Species pages: [ BAMONA ] [ BugGuide ] [ iNaturalist ] [ MPG ] [ UK Moths ]

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September 14 posts
       “Extras”: “Orange Epipagis”
  1 year ago: No post
 2 years ago: “Skipper”
 3 years ago: “Paperweight*”
 4 years ago: “Pandemic Puzzle #17”
 5 years ago: “Veins”
 6 years ago: “Black Swan Brewpub, Indianapolis”
 7 years ago: “One last look before checking out”
 8 years ago: “Seeking shelter from the storm…”
 9 years ago: “Danaus plexippus (Monarch)”
10 years ago: “Done outside!”
11 years ago: “Fun with Geometry”
12 years ago: “Do not adjust your television”
13 years ago: “Shadows of time”

[Thom Mitchell]

@jesika2 Another pretty moth!

[Mags]

Oh a lovely one!

[Wendy]

nice tiny hearts on the wings. Lovely :-) fav

[Jesika]

@rhoing gorgeous. Not exactly dull brown or grey is it?

[Thom Mitchell]

@jesika2 Nope! Not at all! I photographed a mantid and three moths this day, but this was the obvious main-post!