Annotated checklist of insects associated with Garry oak in British ...
Annotated checklist of insects associated with Garry oak in British ...
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COlllpaea perlala Guenee 2 Triphosa hoesiwf(l (Guenee) 2<br />
CUI/iudes pllllllogemria 1-1 uisl 2 Vell//sia pearsall; Oyar 2<br />
eye/uphum dorado (Hulst) 2<br />
Oak is the preferred host for this<br />
russel <strong>in</strong>sect.<br />
Ee/rapt's crepllsntlaria SchifferJ11ucller 2<br />
G lyphipteryg.idac: leaf b<strong>in</strong>ders<br />
Small. leaf-webb<strong>in</strong>g c1efolialOrs.<br />
G~)l/Jhiple(vX bil"asriata (Wals<strong>in</strong>gham)<br />
EmilI/is l'flIl('QII\rerCIISis Hulst J Gracillaridae: leaf blotch m<strong>in</strong>ers<br />
Elipithecia all/III/ow Hulst .. Airplane moths" <strong>with</strong> slender feathery<br />
2<br />
w<strong>in</strong>gs. The follow<strong>in</strong>g are feed<strong>in</strong>g records.<br />
Ellp;r!J('cia graeji 1'(/IlCOIII'erafo Taylor<br />
Ca!ojJrilia (Gracillaria) o{I/;l'ore/{a (Cham bel's) 2<br />
fllpitheeia m(les(Qsa hadequillaria Dyar 2<br />
Caloprilia (Gracil/aria) illl'oriabilis (Braun) J<br />
E/lpirhe-cia spp. 2<br />
CafojJrilia (Gracillaria) sGlIgf/ioella 2<br />
Gabriola rlyariTaylor<br />
(l3eutenm ueller)<br />
/-fvdriolJ/f>l/{{ crokeri Swett Ca/oprilia (Gmcillaria) spp. 2<br />
Hydriolllf>//a lJIa//::allira Taylor Call1eraria lobaliella Opler and Davis 2<br />
/-f}!drivlI/ella lJIar<strong>in</strong>ara exasperara Barnes &<br />
Ca/J/erario pelle/ekes Opler and Davis<br />
McDunnough<br />
Hydriomella l1ubi/Qjasciara Packard<br />
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PllyllollOlyc/er (Li/llocollelis) spp. 2<br />
Oak is the pr<strong>in</strong>cipal host for the Heliod<strong>in</strong>idae: leaf skeleton izers<br />
slender brown larvae.<br />
TillY brightly marked mOlhs.<br />
Hydriollle/la spJ}.<br />
{ridopsis elJlascularfl (Dyar)<br />
Lambd<strong>in</strong>ajiscellaria sotnlliario (Hulst)<br />
Western <strong>oak</strong>-looper<br />
Oak is the usual host for this<br />
brown-l<strong>in</strong>ed looper, which somcti lllCS<br />
occurs <strong>in</strong> sufficient numbers to create<br />
severe defoliation, and even mortality<br />
to large branches.<br />
Me/all%p!lia imirala Walker<br />
!VelJla/oca/1/po./i/olllellfaria G uenee<br />
Filament bearer<br />
!Veva/cis ca/(/omiaria larijascioria Packard<br />
Operop!lrera bnlceala (Hulst) 2<br />
Bruce spanWOfm<br />
Operopluera brutnClfa (l<strong>in</strong>neaus) 4<br />
W<strong>in</strong>termoth<br />
Oak is a favorite host plant, and<br />
twigs and larger growth may be<br />
killed by severe defoliation.<br />
Pamprera danbyi Hulst<br />
J<br />
2<br />
Sc!lrekellsreillia/esraliella Hubner<br />
Blackberry skeletonizcr<br />
Feed<strong>in</strong>g records.<br />
Heliozelidae: shield bearers<br />
T<strong>in</strong>y leaf m<strong>in</strong>ers.<br />
Cop/odism orbUfiella Busck<br />
Shelter records; one feed<strong>in</strong>g<br />
record.<br />
Hesperidae: skippers<br />
Stout bodied <strong><strong>in</strong>sects</strong>; the moths<br />
are fast day-niers. Feed<strong>in</strong>g<br />
records.<br />
£IYIll/is proper/ills Scudder and Burg 2<br />
Oak is a preferred host.<br />
Oclllodes sY/l'OlIoides Boisel uval 2<br />
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