Garden grass-veneer

Chrysoteuchia culmella
Grass moth family (Crambidae)

Garden grass-veneeron RikenMon's Nature-Guide

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Small brown moth with a pointed hairy snout. The front wings are beige with distinctive brown line markings, the rear wings are grey-brown.

Can be found on a variety of grasses with its head downwards.

⇔ wsp. 18-24 mm

There are several grass moths with a hairy snout and round bulb eyes, the markings are not always sufficient to specify the subspecies.

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≈ The CRAMBUS PASCUELLA (Grass-veneer) has a silver grey band along the front wing fore edge.

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Chrysoteuchia culmella [L.]

Chrysoteuchia culmella [L.]

Chrysoteuchia culmella [L.]

Chrysoteuchia culmella [L.]

Chrysoteuchia culmella [L.]

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