Condica punctifera
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| Species: | C. punctifera
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| Condica punctifera (Walker, [1857])[1]
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Condica punctifera is a moth of the Noctuidae family. It is found in southern Florida and on the Bahamas, Cuba, Jamaica, Hispaniola and Puerto Rico.[2]
The wingspan is 27 mm.[3] Adults are brown with a large reniform spot which is often accented with gray-white in the lower half. There is also a black basal dash. The hindwings are suffused with black-brown.
Taxonomy
The species was incorrectly treated as a synonym of Condica concisa for some time.
References
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