Pydna (moth) explained

Pydna is a genus of moths in the family Geometridae erected by Francis Walker in 1856.

Species

Species include:^[1]

• Pydna albidostriata
• Pydna alboflavida
• Pydna aurata
  • Pydna aurata midas
• Pydna badiaria
• Pydna basistriga
• Pydna brunneossticta - moved to Curuzza eburnean
• Pydna decurrens
• Pydna eburnea
• Pydna eupatagia
• Pydna fasciata
• Pydna ferrifera
• Pydna formosicola
• Pydna galbana
• Pydna griseodivisa
• Pydna kamadena
  • Pydna kamadena orientalis
• Pydna longivitta
• Pydna mediodivisa
• Pydna metaphaea
• Pydna nana
• Pydna nigrofasciata - moved to Curuzza nigrofasciata
• Pydna nigropimetfi
• Pydna nigrovittata
• Pydna ochracea
• Pydna pallida
  • Pydna pallida bansai
• Pydna plusioides
• Pydna prominens
• Pydna pseudotestacea - moved to Periergos kamadena
• Pydna sikkima
• Pydna straminea
  • Pydna straminea harakiri
• Pydna suisharyonis - moved to Besaia sordida
• Pydna testacea

References

• Pitkin . Brian . Jenkins . Paul . amp . Search results Family: Geometridae . Butterflies and Moths of the World . 2023 . Natural History Museum, London. 10.5519/s93616qw .

Notes and References

1. Web site: Pydna species . Insectoid.info . 9 July 2016.