Enispodes

Enispodes

Enispodes is a genus of moths belonging to the family Geometridae, commonly known as geometer moths or inchworms. These moths are typically characterized by their slender bodies and relatively broad wings, often patterned with intricate lines and spots. The genus is part of the larger Ennominae subfamily, which includes a significant diversity of geometer moth species.

Members of the Enispodes genus can be found in specific geographical regions, often associated with particular host plants on which their larvae feed. The identification of individual Enispodes species relies on detailed examination of wing patterns, genitalia, and other morphological characteristics. Research and documentation are ongoing in some regions to fully understand the biodiversity and ecological roles of these moths. Information regarding their conservation status may vary depending on the specific species and its location.