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A fairly common species in Belgium, especially in the northern part of our country.
Native
Pupation takes place in a loose cocoon, covered with excrements amongst leaf litter.
The adults are active at night and regularly come to light.
One generation a year: July–August, but indoors they can be observed till October.
The larva lives on vegetable detritus, rotten leaves or in waste of straw in barns and stables.