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Scientific Name Agrypnia vestita Habitat Lakes, however, some records indicate rivers as well. Identification

Adults head are greyish-brown and the antennae are brown. There are conspicuous blotches of dark and light brown on the forewings and there is a dark apical band on the hindwings. In males, the proximal article of…

Adults head are greyish-brown and the antennae are brown. There are conspicuous blotches of dark and light brown on the forewings and there is a dark apical band on the hindwings. In males, the proximal article of the clasper has a large, tapered, acuminate curved process. This process is directed mesad from the ventral face (Wiggins, 1998).

Read More + Life History Annual? Conservation This species is expected here, but has not been recorded yet. Diet Info Larvae are predacious. Range This species have been recorded in Oregon and British Columbia, east to Newfoundland and south to Florida. However, it has not yet been collected in Alberta (Wiggins, 1998).