8.002 BF130 – Incurvariidae – Incurvariinae – Incurvaria masculella

 

Incurvariidae – incurvariinae – Incurvaria masculella – Feathered Leaf-cutter

Status – Fairly common across the British Isles. Derbyshire status unknown, but likely to be locally common.

ID  PointersA Leaf-miner – Unusual amongst the micros, the male has feathered like antennae. The head is orange-yellow, with forewing a dark brown, sometimes tinged purplish, with a distinct triangular whitish spot, half way along the dorsum, and a similar smaller one at the tornus.

Mine – April – May 

Image – Will Soar – Kings Newton, Derbyshire

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