Host plants:
The larvae are polyphagous on dwarf shrubs, especially Vaccinium, but also on herbs.
Habitat:
Cephis advenaria inhabits bright forests which show a rich understory, and shrubby wetlands.
Life cycle:
The pupa hibernates and the moths are on the wing between late April and early July. The larvae feed until September.
Endangerment factors:
Dark forest management with monocultures without rich understory are a major threat.
Remarks:
Cephis advenaria occurs from Europe to East Asia.