Calliclystis rectangulata (Linnaeus, 1758)
![Calliclystis rectangulata: Adult (e.l. Valais, larva on Prunus, 2009) [S]](bilder1/geometridae/rectangulata_f2009.jpg "Calliclystis rectangulata: Adult (e.l. Valais, larva on Prunus, 2009) [S]")
![Calliclystis rectangulata: Mature larva (northern Upper Rhine Valley, late April 2009) [M]](bilder1/geometridae/rectangulata_rpe2009.jpg "Calliclystis rectangulata: Mature larva (northern Upper Rhine Valley, late April 2009) [M]")
![Calliclystis rectangulata: At this Pyrus tree I found a mature larva short after the end of blossom (late April 2009) [N]](bilder1/geometridae/rectangulata_h2009.jpg "Calliclystis rectangulata: At this Pyrus tree I found a mature larva short after the end of blossom (late April 2009) [N]")
Host plants:
The larvae feed in the flowers of early woody Rosaceae, especially Malus, Prunus, Amelanchier and Pyrus.
Habitat:
Calliclystis rectangulata inhabits occurrences of the host plants from scrub to single apple trees in gardens.
Life cycle:
The egg hibernates. Larvae are found in April and May. Moths are on the wing between mid-May and late July.
Remarks:
Calliclystis rectangulata is widespread in Europe and temperate Asia to Japan.
Calliclystis debiliata
