Ectoedemia (Fomoria) septembrella (Stainton, 1849)

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Ectoedemia (Fomoria) septembrella (Stainton, 1849)

F: Nepticula septembrella ; Constant 1866: 354— 71; Peyerimhoff 1872a: 140 —[67+68]; Sand

1879: 202— 36; Jourdheuille 1883: 216— 10; Paux 1901: 708— 59; Gélin & Lucas 1915:

137— 33, 40; Brown & Gouin 1917: 407— 33; Lhomme 1934: 135— 46; Rondou 1935: 248—

65; Skala 1937a: 10— 13; Le Marchand 1939: 222— 65 Stigmella septembrella ; Lhomme [1963]: 1198— 10, 14, 31, 33, 36, 40, 46, 50, 59, 61, 64, 65, 71,

75, 76, 78, 79, 92, 95 Fomoria septembrella ; Courtois 2001b: 14— 57; Courtois 2002: 52— 57 Ectoedemia septembrella ; Leraut 2003: 20— 77 CO: Nepticula septembrella ; Skala 1938: 9— 20; Buhr 1942: 74— 2 B

Material. 06: 2♂, Domaine de Maure­Vieille , 2–5.vi.2003, H. Hendriksen ( ZMUC); 26: TM , dead larvae, Vercors : 4.5 km SSW St. Laurent­en­Royans, Rochers de Laval, 1070 m, 6.viii.2002, Hypericum perforatum , EvN; 38: TM , Pont­en­Royans , 210 m, 5.viii.2002, Hypericum (cultivated) sp., EvN (observation); 55 : 1♂, TM , Foret Dom. de la Montagne, Tranchée de Calonne , 4 km S Les Eparges, 380 m, 24.ix.2002, H. hirsutum , e.l. 22.iii.2003, CvdB & EvN; 62: TM , 1 km N Colembert , 120–180 m, 23.vii.1997, H. montanum , EvN (observation); TM , Forêt de Boulogne , Conteville­lès­Boulogne, 60–70 m, 22.vii.1997, H. hirsutum , EvN (observation); 66: TM , Las Illas , 8 km SW Le Perthus, 650 m, 1.viii.1982, H. tetrapterum , EvN ( ZMAN); TM , Mont Canigou, E. slopes 2 km W. Pic d'Estelle , 1450 m, 5.viii.1982, H. tetrapterum , EvN; 73: TM , Montagne de l'Epine , 923 m, 9.viii.1979, H. maculatum , EvN ; 1♂, TM , Mt du Chat , southern part, 1000–1400 m, 9.viii.1979, H. maculatum , 9.viii.1979, EvN ( ZMAN) ; 1♂, Pralognan­la­Vanoise , 1500 m, 20.viii.1979, H. maculatum , e.l. 14­17.ix.1979, EvN .

Remarks. A very common and often abundant species, occurring everywhere that Hypericum is present, including cultivated species in gardens and parks.