Eana incanana (Stephens, 1852)
bluebell shade
on Allium, Hyacinthoides
parasite
The larva lives in a spinning the inflorescence
host plants
Amaryllidaceae, Asparagaceae, narrowly polyphagous
Allium ursinum; Hyacinthoides non-scripta.
Given the specialised biology of the larva, references to host plants like Leucanthemum vulgare; Salix; Vaccinium are unlikely.
phenology
Univoltine; hibernation probably as egg.
distribution within Europe
larva
Body brown; head yellowish, with dark markings; prothoracic plate black with white markings; pinacula as small dark dots.
synonyms
Eana freii Weber, 1945.
references
Baldizzone & Scalercio (2018a), Bradley, Tremewan & Smith (1973a), Hancock & Bland (2015a), Huemer & Mayr (2000a), Huisman & Koster (1994a), Lepiforum (2019).