Pterostoma palpina
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| Pterostoma palpina Clerck, 1759 |
Pterostoma palpina is a moth from the family Notodontidae.
The moth can be found in Europe and Central Asia. It has a wingspan of 35 to 52 mm. The moth survives winter as a Pupa.
The imago looks like a piece of wood.
The flight time ranges from the start of April to the start of September.
[edit] Host Plants
The host plants are the willow and poplar.
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