Beautiful Utetheisa Utetheisa ornatrix
Beautiful Utetheisa Utetheisa ornatrix
Adult • Kissimmee, Florida • © Jim Porter

Beautiful Utetheisa Utetheisa ornatrix

72.0341 BF2055

(Linnaeus, 1758)

[= Utetheisa bella]

Wingspan c.48 mm.

This very colourful species is a rare vagrant from North America, with just one record in 1948 on Skokholm Island, Pembrokeshire.

It is possible that this occurrence was ship-assisted.

The species resembles Crimson Speckled Utetheisa pulchella, but has pink hindwings and usually more extensive salmon-pink on the forewing.

In their native land, the larvae feed on species of rattlebox (Crotalaria).

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