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Pine Shoot Moths
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Pine Shoot Moths

Retinia

Retinia is a genus of moths belonging to the subfamily Olethreutinae of the family Tortricidae.

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25 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Gray Retinia Moth

speciesRetinia gemistrigulana

Pitch Twig Moth

speciesRetinia comstockiana

Pine Resin-gall Moth

speciesRetinia resinella

Northern Pitch Twig Moth

speciesRetinia albicapitana

Wenzel's Pitch-blister Moth

speciesRetinia virginiana

Retinia sabiniana

speciesRetinia sabiniana

Retinia cristata

speciesRetinia cristata

Retinia burkeana

speciesRetinia burkeana

Retinia pallipennis

speciesRetinia pallipennis

Retinia picicolana

speciesRetinia picicolana

Ponderosa Pine Caterpillar Moth

speciesRetinia metallica

Retinia edemoidana

speciesRetinia edemoidana

Retinia mafica

speciesRetinia mafica

Retinia taedana

speciesRetinia taedana

Minute Pitch-blister Moth

speciesRetinia houseri

Pinyon Pitch Nodule Moth

speciesRetinia arizonensis

Retinia monopunctata

speciesRetinia monopunctata

Retinia perangustana

speciesRetinia perangustana

Retinia jezoensis

speciesRetinia jezoensis

Retinia coeruleostriana

speciesRetinia coeruleostriana

Retinia impropria

speciesRetinia impropria

Retinia lemniscata

speciesRetinia lemniscata

Retinia immanitana

speciesRetinia immanitana

Retinia mecynopus

speciesRetinia mecynopus

Retinia salweenensis

speciesRetinia salweenensis

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 203907.