Habitat:
Pyrgomorpha cypria inhabits extensively managed habitats of all kinds. It is especially typical for garigues, coastal areas and mountain slopes.
Life cycle:
Most often the larvae are the hibernation stage. The adults usually appear from late February. But adult hibernations are as well reported. But in November 2016 I only recorded larvae. The adults are most common in April and May where they are often the most common species in their habitat.
Remarks:
Pyrgomorpha cypria is endemic to Cyprus.