Schinia Obscurata
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''Schinia obscurata'', the obscure schinia moth, is a
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. It is found from
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, where it has been recorded from
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. The larvae feed on ''
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'' species.


Subspecies

*''Schinia obscurata obscurata'' *''Schinia obscurata tanena'' Strecker, 1898


External links


Bug GuideButterflies and moths of North America
Schinia Moths of North America Taxa named by Herman Strecker Moths described in 1898 {{Heliothinae-stub