Arctornis moth

Genus: arctornis family: erebidae Latin name: Arctornis l-nigrum

The arctornis moth is a very confusing name because it shows a genus of moths not just one so the specific we’re talking is the black V moth this lovely moth is found in the Palearctic realm and Asia. As big as from 35–45 mm (around 1 inch big) The caterpillars are known to feed on varied plants, including beech, birch, and elm. Tropical species have been recorded on plants like Durio zibethinus (durian) and various forest trees, including species of Shorea. Adults are typically active from May to July, with some species flying as late as December and adults do not feed