Скачать или смотреть Orange-spot Piercer Moth - Pammene aurana - Bärenklauwickler - Fiðrildi - Skordýr

Orange-spot Piercer - Pammene aurana - Cydia aurana - Bärenklauwickler - Tordeuse de la berce - Vzácný obaleč - Microlépidoptère - Olethreutinae - Grapholitini - Tortricidae family - Very pretty Moths found on the flowers of Hogweed flowers - Heracleum sphondylium - Hvönn - Húnakló með hvít blóm. The wingspan is 9–13 mm. Adults are on wing from June to August. There is one generation per year. This small, day-flying micro moth has small white larvae with black heads that feed on the seeds of hogweed, wild parsnip and cow parsnip. A very distinctive species, having two orange blotches on a chocolate brown forewing. No other moth has the same pattern. Svart fiðrildi með gular doppur - Er agnarsmátt - einkonar feti eða mölfiðrilda tegund.

Unique forewing pattern readily distinguishes this species.
Waysides, gardens, open woodland and hillsides. See more: https://norfolkmoths.co.uk/micros.php...

The larvae spin seeds of Hogweed together and feed on the seeds inside the spinning. See more: http://www.naturespot.org.uk/species/...

Leaf-rolling Moths are small, but reaching a wingspan of 9 to 13 mm only, the Orange-spot Piercer is one of the smallest species. Identifying it however is a piece of cake. It is chocolate brown with two orange spots on each wing. In rest it looks like it has three orange spots, though. The wings of some animals are almost entirely orange. Adult moths fly in the afternoon and feed on Hogweed, which also is the foodplant of the larvae. There is one breed only with adults on the wing from June to the end of August. The larvae appear from July onwards. They don't spin together the leaves of the foodplant, but the seeds. They eat the seeds from within the spinning. By the end of autumn they drop to the ground, dig themselves into the soil and overwinter in a silken cocoon. After winter pupation takes place. A common, though local species all over Britain and Europe. See more: https://www.gardensafari.nl/english/p...

The larvae spin a web in the seeding heads of Hogweed, and feed on the seeds. See more: https://www.hbrg.org.uk/TRY/TRY_Pamme...

Pammene aurana - Small white larvae with black heads. See more: http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?P...

ammene aurana is a small microlepidoptera which shows two golden orange patches on the forewing over a brown or greyish brown ground colour. Most often you can observe Pammene aurana with its wings closed on the back. It shows then three golden patches. The first one is made by the merge of the patches located on the inner side of each forewing. The two other ones are located on each lateral side. The hind wings, the head, the body and the legs are greyish brown. The golden orange patches are variable in size and can be larger and merge. In extreme cases you can observe Pammene aurana with a greyish head and completely golden forewings. See more: http://unmondedansmonjardin.free.fr/E...