Rhomboid Tortrix – Acleris rhomana.

Rhomboid Tortrix – Acleris rhomana. A micro moth species from the family of Tortricidae , subfamily Tortricinae . The moth has a wingspan of 13 to 19 mm. With the slightly hooked tips and reticulated pattern of the forewings, this species is relatively easy to identify, despite being somewhat variable. Its preferred habitat can often be found around hedgerows and gardens. The moth is on the wing from August to October and is nocturnal. The species’ life history is that the larvae food plants include a range of trees and shrubs, including Hawthorn. Quite widespread throughout Britain. The species is classified as common in the UK.

Tags: Rhomboid Tortrix – Acleris rhomana.