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Perigrapha munda
Twin-spotted quaker
Description
Wingspan 38-44 mm, ground colour orange-brown to grey-brown, with two stigmata on forewings outlined paler and usually with two (or more) black spots (they form submarginal line sometimes) in sub-marginal area. Larvae live on a variety of trees, feeding on leaves. They occur from May to July. Adults are on the wing from March to May. The species lives in a wide variety of habitats, including forests, orchards and parks.
Symptom
The caterpillar is gray-brown, has a brown head and looks robust.
Tree Species: Oak, Ash, Maple, Willow
Part of a plant- attacked: Leaf / Needle
Pest significance: Harmful
Pest Category: Insects
Invasive Species: No
Present in EU: Yes
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Perigrapha mundaTwin-spotted quaker
Marián Slamka
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Published: 2.5.2024
Perigrapha mundaTwin-spotted quaker
majo
Number of votes: 0
Published: 2.5.2024
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