Maryland is near the southern range limit. All Maryland records are from the far western counties. Comes to lights, and is considered diurnal like other Haploa species.
The smallest and darkest Haploa species. Black forewing markings are prevalent, often reducing the white in the forewings to spots. Hindwings are white. The Confused Haploa should be the only heavily (dark) marked Haploa with white hindwings, encountered in the western counties.
Like other members of the genus, larvae of Confused Haploa feed on a variety of plant species including asters and borage species.
There are 14 records in the project database.
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