Appearance
A colorful species, with a reddish-brown color pattern on the wings and body. While the wing venation is pale, this species can be differentiated from others by the bold, dark diagonal stripe along one of the veins. The outer edge of the wings has red markings, and the thorax and abdomen are reddish. There are 2 (or more) red marks on the sides of the head, around the eye. The antennal stubs are reddish-brown.
Distribution
Eastern United States.Food
Assumed to feed on fungal hyphae as immatures.References:
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