Cymbalophora pudica

[1] [2] Cymbalophora pudica can be found in southern Europe from the Iberian Peninsula to Greece and in western North Africa.

[3] These moths prefer sunny, rocky areas, grasslands, scrublands and mountain slopes at low to middle elevations.

The external surface of the forewings usually may be milky white or pinkish, with a pattern of black triangular patches.

[5] The caterpillars are gray brown, hairy, and covered with black-brown warts on each segment.

Like other species of the genus Cymbalophora ("cymbal bearers"), males are capable of emitting sounds from their wings during flight.

Cymbalophora pudica preyed upon by the rove beetle Ocypus olens