A tiny moth in the Choreutidae family, photographed by Diane on a sunflower in the Butterfly Meadow. She said that she also saw a cottontail rabbit, chickadees, red squirrels, chipmunks, bumble bees, wasps, american toad and a garter snake.
About this moth, a new species for our list, Diane said that she sent it to Jean-François Landry entomologist with AAFC who identified it and said: " A Choreutidae, Caloreas leucobasis. They are not commonly collected. Choreutids are diurnal moths and often have a characteristic resting posture that it quite unlike that of tortricidae."
