The Pink Underwing Moth is a nocturnal moth known for its striking pink hindwings that are visible when the moth is in flight.
Taxonomy and Classification
- Order: Lepidoptera
- Family: Erebidae
Physical Description
- Wingspan: 40–55 mm
- Forewings: Brown or gray camouflage
- Hindwings: Bright pink
Distribution and Habitat
- Woodlands
- Forest edges
Behavior and Ecology
Adults are nocturnal and attracted to lights.
Management and Prevention
This species is not considered a pest.