UK Status
Resident. Locally common throughout the British
Isles.
Montgomeryshire Status
Recorded from scattered sites from across the county.
Wingspan
:
M & F, 8-11mm.
Confusion species
This species is not easily distinguished from others. A good way of
separating it is to examine the leaf-mine in the foodplant.
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Flight time & Voltinity
(Univoltine)
Habitat
Wherever the foodplant is found.
Foodplant
Oak.
Lifestage data
Leaf miner. Eggs are laid on the upperside of the leaf. Larva forms a
flat whitish blotch, often several in a leaf. (Mines of some species
are similar, care is required with identification). |
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