Last modified: April 10, 2025, 12:52 p.m.
Hitherto only known from 1 specimen.
Native
Only known from 1 specimen at RBINS at Brussels (body and right wing) collected at Tambou (sic) on 1898-05-01 by de Crombrugghe, but was then incorrectly identified by him as Micropterix tunbergella (Fabricius, 1787).
Male genitalia are fairly characteristic, whereas female genitalia are hardly sclerotized, and the 8th segment can be of limited use to determine.
Adults are diurnal and usually active in the sunshine, where they visit flowers and feed on pollen.
Adults are on the wing from late April to early June, exceptionally later.
Hitherto unknown.
Inhabits mixed coniferous woodland and limestone slopes.