Crocallis auberti is a species of geometer moth within the family Geometridae and genus Crocallis, primarily found in Europe.
Here are the key facts regarding Crocallis auberti:
Classification: It belongs to the Animalia kingdom, Arthropoda phylum, Insecta class, and Lepidoptera order.
Distribution: This species is found in Europe, with specific records in Portugal and Spain.
Habitat & Identification: It belongs to a genus often found in warm habitats, such as scrublands and woodland edges. Crocallis species generally have robust, hairy bodies and males have feathered (pectinate) antennae.
Occurrence: It was recorded as present in Portugal according to GBIF Backbone Taxonomy
.Species Context: Crocallis auberti is one of several species in its genus, often confused with or discussed alongside other Mediterranean Crocallis species, including C. tusciaria or C. elinguaria, which are common in similar habitats.The Crocallis genus is known for its members being active in autumn and having larvae that are polyphagous, feeding on various shrubs.
