#bagworm

Donald Hoberndhobern@scicomm.xyz
2025-03-13

@dhobern@biodiversity.social

The small dark triangular moth in the middle near the bottom of frames 3 and 4 is a male of the interesting #bagworm #moth (#Psychidae) Cebysa leucotelus, found through much of eastern #Australia and (since 1981), the northern parts of #NewZealand.

inaturalist.ala.org.au/taxa/38

2024-06-11
2023-07-10

A bagworm (f. Psychidae) in the North Woods of Central Park in late May. These eventually end up as moths called bagworm moths.

#bagworm #Psychidae #insects #entomology #nature #wildlife #lepidoptera #macro #ultramacro #canonphotography #luminarneo #northwoods #centralpark #nycparks

Donald Hoberndhobern@scicomm.xyz
2023-04-04

Another update to Global Lepidoptera Index / #CatalogueOfLife / @gbif - the family #Psychidae (#bagworm #moths):

stangeia.hobern.net/updating-g

The vast majority of names for this group in the old LepIndex dataset are no longer considered current. The update added 30% more accepted species for the family.

Eight moths and one caterpillar from the moth family Psychidae (grey and mottled unless otherwise noted): Lomera boisduvalii (fluffy orange body), Trogonocyttara clandestina, Cebysa leucotelus, Lepidoscia heliochares, Canephora hirsuta (yellow and black striped caterpillar in a case), Lepidoscia confluens (dark brown with broken white stripes), Cryptothelea nigrita (black with triangular wings), an unnamed Iphierga sp. (cream with broken dark brown stripes and an orange head) and Bankesia conspurcatella.
Alice 🐝alice_swaggen
2020-05-08

I just found this little bag worm that’s been living in my room. I feel honoured that it’s been using my detritus to build it’s home, but also slightly worried about it eating my house plants.

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