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  1. United Kingdom
  2. Epinotia nanana
Epinotia nanana(Treitschke, 1835)
  1. Tortricidae
  2. Olethreutinae
  3. Eucosmini
  4. Epinotia
  5.  nanana
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Habitat

  • Coniferous forests

Similar species

  • Epinotia nigricana
MU
FU

9-11 mm

  • Austria
  • Poland
Regional distr. - legend
Phenogram based on the literature
  • Local names
  • LanguageVernacular name
    DanskLille grannålevikler
    DeutschKleinster Fichtennadelmarkwickler
    EnglishSmall Spruce Bell
    EnglishSmall Spruce Tortrix
    English (US)European Spruce Needleminer
    NederlandsKleine oogbladroller
    NorskLiten granbarvikler
    PolskiŚwierkóweczka karłowata
    SlovenčinaObaľovač najmenší
    SvenskaDvärgbarrvecklare
    РусскийЛистовертка-иглоед
  • Primary hostplants
  • FamilyLatin nameVernacular name
    PinaceaeAbies albaSilver Fir
    PinaceaePicea abiesNorway Spruce
    PinaceaePicea sitchensisSitka spruce
  • Secondary hostplants
  • FamilyLatin nameVernacular name
    PinaceaeAbies albaSilver Fir
  • Synonyms and other combinations
  • Latin nameAuthor
    Coccyx nananaTreitschke, 1835
  • Links
  • LanguageWebsiteAuthors
    Butterflies and Moths of North America
    Lepiforum e. V.
    Moths and butterflies of SwedenMagnus Unger
    North American Moth Photographers Group
    Plants parasites of EuropeWillem N. Ellis
    Suffolk MothsTony Prichard
    Svenska fjärilarBert Gustafsson
    The leaf and stem mines of BritainBrian Pitkin
    UK MothsIan Kimber

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Adult.

Philippe MottetBelgium, Biesme

Adult.

Philippe MottetBelgium, Biesme

Adult.

Philippe MottetBelgium, Biesme

Adult.

Philippe MottetBelgium, Biesme

Adult.

Jacek SerafinPoland, Kruszwica

Adult.

Leo JanssenBelgium, Willebroek

Pupa.

Philippe MottetBelgium, Biesme

Cocoon.

Philippe MottetBelgium, Biesme
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