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Ethmia quadrillella
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Ethmia quadrillella
(Fabricius, 1787)
Wingspan 15-19 mm.
The smallest of our Ethmia species, this is a local moth, occurring in England mainly in the east and south-east.
Flying between May and July, the adults are mostly nocturnal, and are attracted to light, but are sometimes seen flying in sunshine.
The caterpillars live in a silken web and feed on the foliage of comfrey (Symphytum spp.) and lungwort (Pulmonaria officinalis).
Source: http://ukmoths.org.uk/show.php?id=1320
Ethmia quadrillella is een nachtvlinder uit de familie van de Ethmiidae. De spanwijdte is 15 tot 19 millimeter. Het verspreidingsgebied van de vlinder loopt door Eurazië. De vlinder overwintert als pop.
Waardplant:
De vlinder heeft smeerwortel, vergeet-mij-nietje, gevlekt longkruid en glad parelzaad als waardplanten.
Voorkomen in Nederland en België:
De vlinder is in Nederland en in België een algemene soort. De vliegtijd is van mei tot half september in één of twee generaties.
Source:http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethmia_quadrillella
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- nglen
(20896) - [2008-06-04 11:56]
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Hi Harm. i like the top view in you close up of the moth, not one i have seen. good detail and natural looking colour. well done TFS.
Nick..
- batu
(10976) - [2008-06-04 12:15]
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Hello Harm,
a perfect picture of this micro-moth, well focused and very sharp.
The characteristics of the wing pattern are well reproduced.
Thanks for posting a picture of rarely presented species.
Best wishes, Peter
- MMM
(6872) - [2008-06-04 13:34]
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Hello Harm
Nice closed image.Good POV and sharp image.Overalll detail is excellent.
TFS Michel
Hello Harm,
Very nice moth with a perfect sharpness and composition. TFS,
Catherine