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Epimecis hortaria
Family: Geometridae, Subfamily: Ennominae. A common Typical Geometer moth with flimsy, broad-wings typically resting with their wings flat. WS 43-57 mm) This one is probably the largest example. Peppery gray wings marked with bold blackish lines. Coloring is variable sometimes brownish/gold or even almost black. Hosts: Deciduous trees including poplar, sassafras and tulip tree.
Woodlands and meadow. Attracted to light
This one is over 2.25 inches in wingspan. (57 mm)
Lat: 40.87, Long: -75.61
Spotted on Jul 25, 2012
Submitted on Jul 26, 2012
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