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Attractive moth. The delicately drawn Agate Owl Moth (Habrosyne pyritoides), can be regarded as a typical species of blackberry bushes and forest edges within the Dingden Heath.
Its forewings are impressively beautiful and have a pattern similar to that of the semi-precious stone. The coloring of its hindwings is more grey-brown and lighter in the middle. Wing span: 35-40 mm.
The butterflies fly in a long generation from mid-May to September, with most animals being found around the turn of June/July.
The caterpillars feed primarily on blackberry leaves, but also on raspberries and there is also evidence of meadowsweet – a tall perennial that is also widespread in the Dingden Heath.
They are strongly attracted to artificial light.
Naturpark Hohe Mark e. V.
im Naturparkhouse Tiergarten Schloss Raesfeld
Tiergarten 1
46348 Raesfeld
Phone: 02865 - 609110
Email: np-hohemark@raesfeld.de
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