Adult • Compton Down, Isle of Wight (confirmed by dissection) • © Phil Barden ... band finishing half-way across the wing from the dorsum and not reaching the ...
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It inhabits woodland margins and embankments where the larvae feed on marsh woundwort (Stachys palustris), eating down from the flower into the stem and ...
Members of this genus rest distinctively 'head-down'. On the wing in June and July, this is a common species throughout Britain. The larvae feed on the catkins ...
By day it rests head-down on grass stalks, and is easily disturbed. Its normal flight time is at night, when it is attracted to light. The larvae feed on the stems of ...
Foodplant: In September and October, the larva mines a Typha leaf, from about 25 cm above ground down to the base. ... Anal segment: No anal comb.
... called Viper's Bugloss (see http://ukmoths.org.uk/species/hadena-irregularis/) but ... Probably not, I'm afraid - it sounds like one of the Burnets, many of which are ... I find I have to laboriously scroll down to the bottom of the page each time to ...
The larvae feed on tansy (Tanacetum vulgare), mining down a shoot, hibernating through the winter in the roots and ... Anal segment (A10): No anal comb.
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