Brindled Beauty Lycia hirtaria pupae
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Brindled Beauty Lycia hirtaria
Once a common Geometer, now quite a find! The moths fly in late winter. The larvae are stick-like "loopers" quite prittily decorated and very active when not resting to resemble a twig.
The larvae accept a wide variety of tree foliage which includes, Oak, Birch, Lime, Hawthorh, Willows, Sallows, Alder and Cherry.
