About Halysidota davisii Edwards, 1875
Halysidota davisii, commonly known as Davis' tussock moth, is a moth species that belongs to the family Erebidae. This species was first described by Henry Edwards, with its scientific publication formally dated to 1875. It can be found in Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, and north-western Texas. Adult Davis' tussock moths are active in flight between the months of July and August. The larvae of this species have been documented feeding on Quercus emoryi and various plant species from the Celtis genus.
