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Cydia cosmophorana  
         
  B&F: 1267

ABH: 49.334

Status:  Resident

Distribution/Abundance:  Rare

Primary Habitat:  Woodland

Wingspan:  8-14mm

Flight Period:  Bivoltine: May - June, August

Observations:  Larvae feed under the bark of Scots and Corsican Pines. Adults fly during the day in sunshine during May and June, and sometimes again in August as a small second brood. Adults are seldom seen as they tend to remain near the tops of trees in flight. They may be attracted to the synthetic Goat Moth lure (one recorded thus in Dallington on 15.v.2020).

Confusion Species:  C. coniferana, C. conicolana

L.O.N.:  N/A

First Record:  2016, Skinner