Acleris sparsana is a species of moth in the Tortricidae family.
Description[]
One of the larger Tortrix species, this species having considerably braoad wings. It is qiute a variable moth, but is generally grey, with a hint of reddish markings, though these are quite variable in concentration. It holds its wings in a bell shape when at rest.
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Range[]
This species is local in Britain, but may be under recorded due to it's late flight season. This species can be found in gardens.
Larvae[]
The larvae feed on Beech and Sycamore
Gallery[]
When Acleris sparsana flies