This is also an abundant species, to be met with everywhere during June and July.
Its fore wings are dull ochreous brown. The wing rays are
whitish near the inner margin, and a brown line with a silvery edging crosses near the hind margin. The hind wings are dull smoky brown, with a shining surface, and the fringe is light.
The larva is pale grey with dark grey spots, and may be found among moss in April and May.
Galleria mellonella
Our last example of the Crambi is a moth that the young entomologist is not likely to meet with unless he happens to be in the neighbourhood of one of its haunts, but its habits are so peculiar that we are tempted to introduce it on that account.
