Camptoloma

Camptoloma is a genus of moths that belongs to the family Nolidae.
It was first described by Felder in 1874.
The moths are medium-sized and colorful, with patterns of red, yellow, pink and black on their wings.
They are found in Asia, especially in China and Taiwan.
There are about 10 species in the genus, each with its own distinctive features.
Some of the species are Camptoloma bella, Camptoloma binotatum, Camptoloma carum and Camptoloma interiorata.
They feed on various plants, such as bamboo, grasses and ferns.
They are active at night and can be attracted by light.
They are not harmful to humans or crops.

Camptoloma is a genus of moths that belong to the family Nolidae.
Camptoloma moths are known for their distinctive wing patterns, which consist of light yellow or orange background with dark brown or black markings.
Some species also have red or purple patches on their wings.

Camptoloma moths are mainly found in Asia, especially in China, Korea, Japan, and the Russian Far East.
Camptoloma moths usually fly from June to August and are attracted to light at night.

Camptoloma moths are interesting and beautiful insects that have adapted to different habitats and host plants.
Camptoloma moths are protected in some regions, such as the Primorsky Krai in Russia, where one species, Camptoloma interiorata, is listed as endangered and lives only on Quercus dentata (daimyo oak).

The Camptoloma is a genus of moths in the family Nolidae.

One of the species in this genus, Camptoloma interiorata, is endemic to the Russian Far East and neighboring territories, such as China, Japan, and the Korean Peninsula.

The Camptoloma interiorata feeds on the leaves of the toothed oak (Quercus dentata), which grows in shrubby thickets, on hills, on marine terraces, and so on.

The caterpillars live on the trees in webbed nests and probably overwinter as caterpillars.

The adults fly from June to mid-August and are rarely attracted to light at night.

The Camptoloma is a moth of yellow hue
With dark stripes and spots on its wings so true
It flies in the night, seeking the light
And feeds on the leaves of the oak and the spurge

It lives in the East, where the sun rises first
In China, Japan, Korea and Russia
It is not very big, but it has a charm
That makes it unique among its kin

But the Camptoloma is not alone
It has a mate that shares its throne
They dance in the air, with grace and flair
And lay their eggs on their chosen plant

The Camptoloma is a beauty rare
A creature of nature that we should care
It may be a pest, but it does its best
To survive in a world that is not always fair