49.134 Cochylis roseana (Rosy Straw)
ws: 10-17mm; May-Aug; teasel (Dipsacus fullonum); local on rough ground in S.England
Cochylis roseana §1 female
ID: Varies in degree of suffusion of forewing with rosy-pink, appearing pale ochreous when this suffusion is very weak.
Cochylis flaviciliana and Falseuncaria degreyana are similar - both lack the blackish sub-apical line in the terminal cilia shown by C.roseana.
The median fascia of C.flaviciliana is a lighter ochreous-brown and lacks the blackish admixture shown by C.roseana.F.degreyana is rare and confined to the breckland of E.Anglia.
Cochylis flaviciliana and Falseuncaria degreyana are similar - both lack the blackish sub-apical line in the terminal cilia shown by C.roseana.
The median fascia of C.flaviciliana is a lighter ochreous-brown and lacks the blackish admixture shown by C.roseana.F.degreyana is rare and confined to the breckland of E.Anglia.
Dissection
Male genitalia
Female genitalia
§1 Foulness, Essex; 05/08/2012; female; fw 6.8mm
§2 Foulness, Essex; 20/07/2013; male; fw 6.7mm
§3 Dungeness, Kent; 25/07/2017; female; fw 6.8mm
§4 Dungeness, Kent; 25/07/2017
§5 Dungeness, Kent; 13/07/2018; male; fw 6.1mm
All image © Chris Lewis
§2 Foulness, Essex; 20/07/2013; male; fw 6.7mm
§3 Dungeness, Kent; 25/07/2017; female; fw 6.8mm
§4 Dungeness, Kent; 25/07/2017
§5 Dungeness, Kent; 13/07/2018; male; fw 6.1mm
All image © Chris Lewis
Page published 03/02/2013 (§1) | §2 added 09/11/2013 | §3 added 24/11/2017 | §4 added 14/04/2018 | §5 added 23/05/2019
