Speranza (moth) explained

Speranza is a genus of moths in the family Geometridae erected by John Curtis in 1828.

Species

The following species are classified in the genus.^[1] This species list may be incomplete.

• Speranza abruptata
• Speranza amboflava
• Speranza anataria
• Speranza andersoni
• Speranza argillacearia  - mousy angle moth
• Speranza austrinata
• Speranza benigna
• Speranza bitactata  - split-lined angle moth
• Speranza boreata
• Speranza brunneata
• Speranza colata
• Speranza coloradensis
• Speranza confederata
• Speranza coortaria  - four-spotted angle moth
• Speranza deceptrix
• Speranza decorata
• Speranza denticulodes
• Speranza evagaria  - drab angle moth
• Speranza exauspicata
• Speranza exonerata
• Speranza extemporata
• Speranza flavicaria
• Speranza graphidaria
• Speranza grossbecki
• Speranza guenearia
• Speranza helena
• Speranza hesperata
• Speranza inextricata
• Speranza loricaria
• Speranza lorquinaria  - Lorquin's angle moth
• Speranza marcescaria
• Speranza occiduaria
• Speranza pallipennata
• Speranza perornata
• Speranza plumosata
• Speranza prunosata
• Speranza pustularia  - lesser maple spanworm moth
• Speranza quadrilinearia
• Speranza ribearia  - currant spanworm moth
• Speranza saphenata
• Speranza schatzeata
• Speranza semivolata
• Speranza simplex
• Speranza simpliciata
• Speranza subcessaria  - barred angle moth
• Speranza sulphurea  - sulphur angle moth
• Speranza trilinearia
• Speranza umbriferata
• Speranza varadaria  - southern angle moth
• Speranza wauaria

References

• Web site: McLeod . Robin . June 6, 2018 . Genus Macaria . BugGuide . March 31, 2019.

Notes and References

1. Web site: North American Moths . North American Moth Photographers Group . Mississippi State University . November 20, 2014.