Last modified: March 23, 2024, 9:06 a.m.
A very rare species throughout Belgium. Easily confused with Blastodacna atra.
Native
The larva bores into the berries of several Rosaceae.
Pupation in a white loose cocoon in rotten wood or in the soil. The adults come to light
One generation a year: from late May till August.
Mainly on Crataegus, but also on other Rosaceae.
Mainly places where Crataegus grows.