A not so common species in Belgium.

The larvae are thought to feed at first at flowers and or seeds of Ligustrum vulgare, Hippophae rhamnoides and other shrubs. It builds later a portable flat, elongate-ovate case constructed from leaf fragments and covered with soil particles and feeding on fallen leaves. Pupation in the larval case.

The adults fly in one generation a year; onwards from late May towards late June. They fly in the sunshine and later comes occasionally to light..