Meranda susialis

Sweet baits such as fermented fruit or sugary solutions are attractive to adult meranda susialis due to their feeding habits.

The eggs of meranda susialis are often laid on the underside of leaves of host plants. During its larval stage, meranda susialis can be found feeding on these plants, commonly in areas with dense vegetation. As it progresses to the pupal stage, meranda susialis typically seeks out more protected environments, like under loose bark or within leaf litter. Adult meranda susialis are drawn to lights at night and are found in habitats that provide nectar sources for feeding, including gardens and meadows. If you were searching for different stages of meranda susialis, focus on plant leaves for eggs, inspect vegetation for larvae, look in protected areas for pupae, and use lights to attract adults.

The best time to find adult meranda susialis is during the night as they are nocturnal. Larvae can be searched for during the day, particularly in the morning or late afternoon when temperatures are not too extreme.

Calm, warm, and humid nights are ideal for spotting adult meranda susialis, while overcast and cooler days might be better for finding larvae or pupae, as they are less active in such conditions.