Letia

Letia is a genus of moths in the family Geometridae. The genus was erected by William Warren in 1897. The species within this genus are found in the Neotropical realm. Information regarding the specific life cycle, habitat, and behavior of Letia moths is not extensively documented in readily available scientific literature.

The Geometridae family, to which Letia belongs, is one of the largest families of moths, characterized by the larvae's habit of "looping" or "measuring worm" movement. Adults in this family often have slender bodies and broad wings, though there is considerable variation across the many subfamilies and genera. Many geometrid moths are nocturnal. Further research is needed to detail the ecological niche and specific characteristics of the Letia genus.