Asota plagiata (Two-spots Tiger Moth (Erebidae))

Asota plagiata has been recorded on coastal Queensland, far north of Northern Territory, Western Australia and New South Wales. Also recorded in the north of the island Borneo, on Sabah, a state of East Malasia. The larvae feed on Ficus macrophylla - Morton Bay Fig. The moths have a wingspan of 49-58 mm.

Asota plagiata is listed in the following regions:

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Asota plagiata (Two-spots Tiger Moth (Erebidae)) at Good Night, QLD - 28 Oct 2009 by PJH123

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Asota plagiata (Two-spots Tiger Moth (Erebidae)) at Good Night, QLD - 28 Oct 2009 by PJH123

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Species information

Asota plagiata Scientific name
Two-spots Tiger Moth (Erebidae) Common name
Unknown
Non-local native
Non-invasive or negligible
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Synonyms
Hypsa henschkei Hypsa discreta Hypsa plagiata

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