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An uncommon species in Belgium.
The
larva feeds from a case on Ulmus.
During their development, the larva makes several cases and the final
case is fairly distinctive with a serrated upper edge and affixed in an
angle of between 0° and 20° to the long axis, so that the case
is fixed almost parallel to the leaf. Hibernates as a small larva.
The
adults fly in one generation a year; during June and July. They come to light.
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Belgium,
Hainaut, Antoing, 17 May 2007.
third and final case on underside of Ulmus
(Photo © Chris Snyers)
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