Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Canadian Entomologist, 1914, Vol. 46
Palpi pale ocherous. Tuft ocherous, faintly tinged with red. Antennae ocherous, partly suffused with fuscous, eye-caps ocherous.
Thorax and fore wings ocherous, the extreme edge of the costa near the base purplish fuscous, and a broad purplish fuscous band at the apex of the wing. Beyond this band the cilia are pale ocherous, giving the appearance of an ocherous apex preceded by a dark band. Cilia opposite the ends of the band concolorous with it. Hind wings and cilia pale grey.
Legs ocherous. Abdomen purplish fuscous above, ocherous beneath.
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