Forleule

Perfect camouflage. Forleule (Panolis flammea) The Pine Owl, also known as the Pine Owl, is a relatively small moth with a wingspan of 30-40mm. The coloration of the moth's forewings is relatively colorful and contrasting, with cinnamon-red, yellow-brown, and gray-brown elements. The characteristic white spots are striking. The habitat of the Pine Owl coincides with the distribution area of ​​the pine tree. This tree is widespread in the drier forests of the Dingden Heath, and with it the attractive moth, whose caterpillars, however, can also cause massive damage to pines if they multiply rapidly. Pine Owls form one generation per year.
The nocturnal butterflies fly from March to June, with the species' main flight period being April and May. Caterpillars are usually found in August.

The adult caterpillars can then be found on the old needles of the pine tree, where they are perfectly camouflaged and difficult to recognize due to their striped pattern and elongated body shape.
Because of its characteristic markings, the Pine Owl cannot be confused with any other species of owl butterfly.