Celypha striana

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Celypha striana
Celypha striana, Minera, North Wales, July 2017 (35702054721) .jpg

Celypha striana

Systematics
Order : Butterflies (Lepidoptera)
Family : Winder (Tortricidae)
Subfamily : Olethreutinae
Tribe : Olethreutini
Genre : Celypha
Type : Celypha striana
Scientific name
Celypha striana
( Denis & Schiffermüller , 1775)
Specimen with spread wings

Celypha striana is a butterfly from the family of Winder (Tortricidae).

features

The moths have a wingspan of 16 to 22 millimeters. The basic color of the forewings varies between gray-brown and red-brown. The species can be distinguished from other Celypha species due to the pronounced central band on the forewings .

Similar species

distribution

Celypha striana is widespread in large parts of Europe. It is only missing in Iceland .

Way of life

Open grass areas form the typical habitat of Celypha striana . The moths are crepuscular and fly from June to August. You will be attracted by light sources. The common dandelion is the host plant of the caterpillars . These mine in the roots of the plants.

Individual evidence

  1. a b c Celypha striana . www.ukmoths.org.uk. Retrieved October 20, 2018.
  2. a b Celypha striana at Fauna Europaea. Retrieved October 20, 2018

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