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A
common species throughout Belgium.
The
larvae feed on Corylus avellana, when young, in a
small squarish or triangular blotch at the underside of a leaf, later on, in at least two successive
folds constructed upwards on the leaf margin. Pupation in that folded
leaf edge.
The
adults fly in two generations a year: in May and again in July-August.
They come to light.
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Belgium,
Namur, Olloy-sur-Viroin, 29 October 2006.
2 early mines (squarish & triangular) and final leaf folds
(Photo © Chris Steeman)
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