Synonyms: Hodges #0311.1.
Though highly variable in size, amurensis specimens are very large with a wingspan of up to 40 mm. The forewing cream marking are extended along the entire length of the dorsal margin and over the terminal area; the terminal margin has a few rusty-brown spots. (BugGuide)
Palearctic in origin: Amur and Primorskii Regions in far-eastern Russia, Japan, possibly adjacent parts of China (Robinson 1986; Baryshnikova 2008). In North America, it occurs in the eastern United States. Landry et al. (2013) include records from Texas, Mississipi, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland, New Jersey, and West Virginia (1). Additional records from Tennessee and Ohio on BugGuide. MPG includes records of Daviscardia coloradella from Indiana and Maine, but these almost certainly represent misidentifications of Scardia amurensis. (BugGuide)
There are 3 records in the project database.
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