Rambur's Wave (Idaea elongaria) is a small species of moth belonging to the family Geometridae. It was first described scientifically by the French entomologist Pierre Rambur in 1833.
Classification & Distribution
Family: Geometridae (Geometer moths).
Subfamily: Sterrhinae (Waves and mochas).
Region: Found primarily in southern Europe, including Mediterranean locations like Spain, Corfu, and Crete.
Physical Characteristics
Size: It features a small wingspan measuring roughly 14–20 mm.Coloration: Pale whitish or cream background color.
Markings: Marked with thin, slightly wavy transversal bands of light brown or ocher.
Details: Tiny black dots are scattered across the wing surfaces, with a distinct row aligned along the wing margins.
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