Last modified: Dec. 11, 2024, 11:47 a.m.
This very rare species has not been seen in the southern part of Belgium for quite some time.
Native
An autumn species seen onwards from August and mostly in September and October.
The host plants are still poorly known so far. Supposedly oviposition occurs on Quercus and the young larvae and at least a portion of the older ones live on Quercus.
It inhabits sunny, open oak woodlands, steppes, nutrient-poor grasslands and dry slopes with oaks and scrub as well as similar dry and warm places rich in groves and edges.