ABH 15.014
Gracillaria syringella
BF 0293
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(Fabricius, 1794)
Phenology
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Family
Gracillariidae » Gracillariinae
Wingspan
10-13 mm.
Description
Although quite variable, this is the
best marked of the group.The adults fly in May and again in July.
Life Cycle
The larvae feed on privet (Ligustrum)
and lilac (Syringa), and can be a pest in gardens. Often, many leaves
on a single bush turn brown and curl up with the mines.The adults
fly in May and again in July, and can be very common indeed where
the mines are to be found.
Habitat
Gardens and woodland.
Links
Images
By picture taken by Olaf Leillinger
ABH 15.014 |
Gracillaria syringella |
BF 0293 |
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Phenology |
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Family |
Gracillariidae » Gracillariinae | ||||||||||||||
Wingspan |
10-13 mm. | ||||||||||||||
Description |
Although quite variable, this is the best marked of the group.The adults fly in May and again in July. |
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Life Cycle |
The larvae feed on privet (Ligustrum) and lilac (Syringa), and can be a pest in gardens. Often, many leaves on a single bush turn brown and curl up with the mines.The adults fly in May and again in July, and can be very common indeed where the mines are to be found. |
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Habitat |
Gardens and woodland. | ||||||||||||||
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Images |
By picture taken by Olaf Leillinger |
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