With a couple of minutes to spare before a statistics lecture yesterday I decided to check a small clump of Mistletoe - growing on a Hawthorn in one of the car parks at Worcester University - on the off chance that I might stumble across the mines of the enigmatic
Celypha woodiana (I'm an exciting student).
Surprisingly, the first leaf I checked had the active early stage of a leaf-mine, with a couple of vacated mines nearby. Certainly not a species I expected to find on an isolated clump of Mistletoe in a busy car park on a university campus, but perhaps it isn't as restricted in its habitat needs as the literature would suggest?
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Celypha woodiana |
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Celypha woodiana |
If anyone has any tips for rearing
C. woodiana, feel free to share them!
Hi Billy,
ReplyDeletepotentially a very good find.
Please see new post - I cant add photos to a comment...