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Silver-spotted Tiger Moth, Lophocampa argentata |
There are over 11,000 species of Tiger moths around the world. They are characterized by their broad wings and stout, furry bodies. The Silver-spotted Tiger Moth is one found in parts of western North America. It's a fascinating looking moth.
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The larva defoliates trees, but doesn't usually kill them. The main host is the Douglas-fir but other trees such as Lodge Pole Pine and
Sitka
Spruce are also on the menu.
You'll find the Silver-spotted Tiger Moth in any of the areas from
British Columbia
to
California
and east where these host trees are available.
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