Idaea laevigata (Scopoli, 1763)


Idaea laevigata: Adult (breeding photo 2015, material from South Tyrol) [S] Idaea laevigata: Adult (breeding photo 2015, material from South Tyrol) [S] Idaea laevigata: Adult (breeding photo 2015, material from South Tyrol) [S] Idaea laevigata: Larva (breeding photo 2015, material from South Tyrol) [S] Idaea laevigata: Larva (breeding photo 2015, material from South Tyrol) [S] Idaea laevigata: Larva (breeding photo 2015, material from South Tyrol) [S] Idaea laevigata: Larva (breeding photo 2015, material from South Tyrol) [S] Idaea laevigata: Larva (breeding photo 2015, material from South Tyrol) [S] Idaea laevigata: Pupa (breeding photo 2015, material from South Tyrol) [S]

Host plants:
The larva feeds on dead and living plant parts of all kinds.

Habitat:
Idaea laevigata inhabits dry and warm lowland habitats and also occurs in human settlements where it develops in gardens,compost piles and on other organic materials.

Life cycle:
Idaea laevigata has most often two generations between May and September.

Remarks:
Idaea laevigata occurs in N-Africa and parts of southern and central Europe. An occurrence in W-Asia is probable, but not yet confirmed.



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