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Scientific Name Paranyctiophylax moestus Habitat Flowing waters. Seasonality Adults can be found from early June to late August. Identification

Adult male forwings are a uniform translucent brownish grey with slightly tinted hindwings. The vertex of the head is pale brown and the antennae are pale grey-brown. In males, the process on segment 10 is small,…

Adult male forwings are a uniform translucent brownish grey with slightly tinted hindwings. The vertex of the head is pale brown and the antennae are pale grey-brown. In males, the process on segment 10 is small, narrow and directed ventrad (Nimmo, 1986).

Read More + Life History Bivoltine ? Conservation Common. Diet Info Larvae are predacious. Range Transcontinental, in the United States, south to Texas and Oregon. In Canada, from Cape Breton Island, west to Vancouver Island except Manitoba (Nimmo, 1986).