Last modified: Nov. 22, 2024, 12:59 p.m.
A very rare species in Belgium, it used to be widespread in earlier times but seems to have restricted itself to the extreme south of the country.
Native
The males are active by day, the females are apterous. This species is mostly found by there larval cases.
One generation a year during June and early July.
Polyphagous on various deciduous trees, scrubs and herbaceous plants.
Xerothermic open landscapes, meadows, road-sides, heathland, moorland, peat bogs.