Bradina aurata

Bradina aurata is a species of snout moth belonging to the family Crambidae. It is found primarily in Southeast Asia, including regions like Borneo and potentially other surrounding islands and areas within the Indomalayan realm. The species is characterized by its distinctive golden or yellowish-orange coloration (hence the aurata, meaning golden) and is generally considered a relatively small moth.

As with many smaller moth species, detailed information regarding the lifecycle, larval host plants, and specific ecological role of Bradina aurata can be limited in publicly accessible scientific literature. Identification typically relies on examination of adult morphology, including wing patterns and genitalia. Further research is often necessary to fully understand the distribution, biology, and conservation status of this species and others within the Bradina genus.