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A
very rare and local species in Belgium, hitherto only known from the extreme south of the country.
The
larva lives in the stems of Ononis. Hibernates as as a small larva and pupates in a loose spinning at the base of the food plant.
The
adults fly usually in one generation a year; during June and July. When
conditions are favourable, a small partial second generation may occur
from August till September filled up with occasionally migrants. They
are
active by day and night and come to light.
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France,
L'Hérault, Vallée de la Buèges, 08
June 2006.
(Photo © Chris Steeman)
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