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Pyraloidea >> Crambidae >> Crambinae - Haimbachiini >> Eoreuma

Eoreuma densellus

(Zeller, 1881)
Wainscot Grass-veneer

Sort #: 1641 | P #: 801430 | MPG #: 5492
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Larval substrate: Unknown
Phenology: Adult: 6/18 to 7/21 (14 records)

Comment: Can easily be confused with Xubida panalope. The easiest way to distinguish them is to look at the wing veins. In E. densellus, they are white, whereas in X. panalope they are black.

Status in MA (automated assessment): Fairly widespread, fairly common
Status in N. America: Native
MA Endangered Species Act status: None
First Year Reported: 1941
Last Year Reported: 2025

Distribution by County: Hampshire, Middlesex, Bristol, Barnstable, Dukes, Nantucket
Number of Records: 16

  • Adult attracted to light (leg. Mark Mello, Photo: S. Whitebread)

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