Yes, that's Eudonia angustea. Its larvae feed on mosses so I hope it isn't breeding inside your house! It is generally the first and last of this family to be seen in any year so, as mentioned in the field guide, it would appear to be continuously-brooded. I've had garden records between March and November.
Hello Alan
ReplyDeleteYes, that's Eudonia angustea. Its larvae feed on mosses so I hope it isn't breeding inside your house! It is generally the first and last of this family to be seen in any year so, as mentioned in the field guide, it would appear to be continuously-brooded. I've had garden records between March and November.
Many thanks Dave. Not knowingly got moss inside house!
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