| 14.01 ~ 0274 ~ Bucculatrix ulmella ~ Oak Bent-wing | ||
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UK Status Resident. Widespread and common in Britain as far north as Perthshire. Montgomeryshire Status A handful of records coming from scattered sites across the county. Wingspan : M & F, 7-8mm. Confusion species B. demaryella. |
Flight time & Voltinity
(Bivoltine)  Habitat Wherever the foodplant is found. Foodplant Oak. Lifestage data Leaf miner. Eggs laid on upperside of leaf. Larva firstly mines a short contorted gallery, then eats out windows on underside of leaf. Pupates in a cocoon spun on a leaf or the trunk of the foodplant. |
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| Montgomeryshire photos | ||
 Photo by DB, 13th June 2014, Middletown |
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