
Community identification
Crambid Snout Moth / Grass Veneer Moth
Family Crambidae
- Order & Family
- Lepidoptera: Crambidae
- Size
- 15 - 25 mm wingspan
Natural Habitat
Fields, meadows, lawns, gardens, and tropical to temperate regions near host vegetation
Diet & Feeding
Caterpillars feed on grasses, crops, leaves, and various plant foliage; adults primarily feed on flower nectar or do not feed
Behavior Patterns
Nocturnal or crepuscular, heavily attracted to artificial outdoor lights, rests during the day on leaves with wings folded flat back or tightly wrapped
Risks & Benefits
Harmless to humans; caterpillars can cause minor agricultural or lawn damage, but adults serve as food for birds and bats while contributing to pollination