Larvae feeding on Oak.(Dohhhh)
Cat on folded Birch Leaf 12mm long.
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10 comments:
Your oak feeders are E. subpurpurella.Extremely abundant right now.
Our old friend Eriocrania subpurpurella is an oak feeder.
Hi Derek, good to see you commenting here - just pipped you at the post :-)
Thanks to you both ,when i found them ,I immediatly thought Eriocrania subpurpurella but then noticed it was an oak,??
That's what they feed on????
Andy
I will have a go at your Birch cat tomorrow as I am all catted out now with Charlys mystery ! Trust you guys to select mystery cats from two of the most heavily used tree species, there must be around 40/50 species on Birch as well as Polyphagous ones.
have you got any more pics of cat,looks nearest to yellow horned,but head dosnt look right,is it black ? that cat of charlies is baffling,be interesting to see what that one is as well,nowt straight forward with larva !
Yes Bri its Black.
Andy,check out cat id,yellow horned,early instar as black head,top right .
Arrrr yes My brain has turned to scrambled egg...re..Eriocrania subpurpurella feeding on oak...
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