Coleophora
lutipennella (Zeller,
1838)  |
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.....Very common at Eakring and other
sites visited. Both the adult and the larval case of Coleophora lutipennella
are very similar to those of Coleophora flavipennella and both
species overwinter as very young larvae. The larvae start feeding again around mid-April,
making a new case within a day or two following overwintering. |
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| Adult, reared ex-Clumber
Park larval case. Photographed May 2025
(Cases kindly supplied by
Nick and Samantha Brownley) |
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| Over-wintering (2.5mm) larval
cases, photographed at Clumber Park March and April 2025
(Cases kindly supplied by
Nick and Samantha Brownley) |
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| Larval
case, made within two days of emerging from overwintering, photographed
at Clumber Park April 2025 (Cases kindly supplied by
Nick and Samantha Brownley) |
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| Mature larval
case, photographed
at Clumber Park late April 2025 (Cases kindly supplied by
Nick and Samantha Brownley) |
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