Yellow Wave Moth

Hybroma servulella

Hybroma servulella is a moth in the family Tineidae.
Yellow Wave Moth - Hybroma servulella TL: ~5 mm. Yellow FW with dark brown patch along inner margin, costa, and in ST area. Status: Uncommon

Habitat: I found this moth hopping around on a rotting log; Adirondack Mountains  -- I'm not sure what the exact location was because we were mountain hiking.

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Appearance

Head: Yellow, hairy (rough scales). Palpi yellow, underside dark brown.
Antenna: Simple, dark, more than half as long as wing.
Thorax: Yellow.
Wings: Yellow. Narrow dark streak from base along costa to mid wing, connecting to large dark semicircle. Another dark patch on costa near wing tip. Inner margin has large patch at mid wing, irregular and narrowing. Another small patch near wing tip. Fringe on inner margin very long, yellow; shorter around wing tip, sometimes stained slightly with brown spots. Hind wings dark purplish-brown.
Legs: Pale brown and yellow.
Abdomen: Abdomen brown, yellowish tip. Underside yellowish.

Distribution

Eastern half of U.S., Texas and Oklahoma; Ontario.

Food

Fungus and rotting vegetation

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Taxonomy
KingdomAnimalia
DivisionArthropoda
ClassInsecta
OrderLepidoptera
FamilyTineidae
GenusHybroma
SpeciesHybroma servulella