Inlaid Grass-veneer - Crambus pascuella

Inlaid Grass-veneer - Crambus pascuella A micro moth species from the family of Crambidae , subfamily Crambinae. The moth has a wingspan of 21 to 26 mm. This species has a distinct whitish streak against a yellow-brown ground colour. This pattern is like several other species, which can be difficult to separate. This moth can be found on the wing from May to late August. The adult moths fly in a single generation and are readily attracted to light. Its habitat is most grassy areas. The species’ life history is that the larvae feed within the roots of various grasses, living within a silken tube or tent. This species is widespread and classified as common in the UK.

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