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Annaphila Diva

Annaphila diva

Plate XXIX — Annaphila Diva is Fig. 20

The habitat of this pretty little moth is California.

← Pleonectyptera Pyralis Annaphila Lithosina →

2026 Editor's Note: Commonly known as the white annaphila, this species is a member of the family Noctuidae. While the page notes its California habitat, the moth is found more broadly across North America. Its larvae are characterized by white stripes and dark bands, typically feeding on miner's lettuce as a host plant. (Ed: GG 2026-08-11)

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