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Thaumetopoea processionea
(Linnaeus, 1758)
Notodontidae
Thaumetopoeinae
Thaumetopoea
General
Local names
Host-plants
Habitat
Deciduous forests (Oak)
Oak forests
26 - 38 mm
30 - 42 mm
Bourovčík toulavý
Ege-processionsspinder
Eichen-Prozessionsspinner
Oak Processionary
Procesionaria de la Encina
Processionnaire du Chêne
Tölgyfa-búcsújárólepke
Eikenprocessierups
Korowódka dębowa
Priadkovček dubový
Tammenkulkuekehrääjä
Ekprocessionsspinnare
Primary host-plants
Family
Latin name
Vernacular name
Fagaceae
Quercus pubescens
Downy Oak
Distribution
Images
Male.
Maciej
Matraj
Netherlands, Lierop-Oeijenbraak
Male.
Maciej
Matraj
Luxembourg, Capellen
Male.
Philippe
Mothiron
France, Breitenau
Male.
Philippe
Mothiron
France, Boucle de Moisson NR
Male.
Jürgen
Rodeland
Germany
Female.
Maciej
Matraj
Netherlands, Lierop-Oeijenbraak
Larvae.
Walter
Schön
Germany
Larvae.
Maciej
Matraj
Netherlands, Lierop-Oeijenbraak
Larva.
Philippe
Mothiron
France, Verneuil-sur-Seine
Larvae.
Maciej
Matraj
Netherlands, Lierop-Oeijenbraak
Larvae.
Roland
Štefanovič
Slovakia, Vyšné Valice
Larvae.
Maciej
Matraj
Netherlands, Lierop-Oeijenbraak
Pupa.
Maciej
Matraj
Netherlands, Lierop-Oeijenbraak
Pupa.
Maciej
Matraj
Netherlands, Lierop-Oeijenbraak
Pupae.
Maciej
Matraj
Netherlands, Lierop-Oeijenbraak
External links
Lepidoptera and their ecology
Lepiforum e. V.
Moths and Butterflies of Europe and North Africa
Moths and butterflies of Sweden
UK Moths