Agriphila tristella
Common Grass-veneer
Common Grass-veneer Agriphila tristella
Adult • Cairncummer, Aberdeenshire • © Chris Harlow

Agriphila tristella
Common Grass-veneer

63.089 BF1305

([Denis & Schiffermüller], 1775)

Wingspan c.27 mm.

Another common grassland species throughout Britain, and fairly distinctive with its pale yellowish or creamy longitudinal streak which branches into 'fingers' towards the wing tip.

Flying from June to September, it is nocturnal and a regular visitor to the light-trap.

The larvae feed in the base of stems of grass.


Flight period

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