2025 July 8 morning
Jeremy Tatum writes: This moth emerged yesterday, having been reared from a caterpillar feeding upon young leaves of Salal Gaultheria shallon. Although I am not absolutely certain of its identity, it does seem to bear a good resemblance to Eupithecia annulata. I don’t know of any other pug that has that combination of a prominent discal spot plus a conspicuous white zigzag submarginal line, plus many other small details.
Probably Eupithecia annulata (Lep.: Geometridae) Jeremy Tatum
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