Male genitalia of C.fugacella with the characteristical uncus shape that separates this species from C.fugitivella. Speciment collected using a back-yard light-trap inside the Dalby village in Scania, Sweden. A close by national forrest is the assumed original habitat. This is the first documented occurence in Sweden and is closest found in Denmark. The preparate is numbered JW#100.
Carpatolechia fugacella, Steiermark, Graz, St. Peter, garden, edge of the mixed forest approx. 380m, to light, 29. June 2021. Det., prep., coll., phot. Horst Pichler
Carpatolechia fugacella, Steiermark, Graz, St. Peter, garden, edge of the mixed forest approx. 380m, to light, 29. June 2021. Det., prep., coll., phot. Horst Pichler
Carpatolechia fugacella, Steiermark, Graz, St. Peter, garden, edge of the mixed forest approx. 380m, to light, 29. June 2021. Det., prep., coll., phot. Horst Pichler
Carpatolechia fugacella, Steiermark, Graz, St. Peter, garden, edge of the mixed forest approx. 380m, to light, 29. June 2021. Det., prep., coll., phot. Horst Pichler
Carpatolechia fugacella, Steiermark, Graz, St. Peter, garden, edge of the mixed forest approx. 380m, to light, 29. June 2021. Det., prep., coll., phot. Horst Pichler