Anadrymadusa brevipennis (Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1882)

Nutrition:
Both plants and other animals (insects)

Habitat:
Anadrymadusa brevipennis inhabits especially garrigue formations where the animals keep themselves in prickly bushes. In Naxos island they are found from medium altitudes down to the direct coastal line.

Life cycle:
The adults occur between late May and early August. In late May 2025 (Naxos island) still only larvae (up to the final larval instar) were recorded near the coast. The animals live very remotely and stay in prickly bushes where tehey are not easily found, at least during daytime.

Endangerment factors:
The habitat is endangered by tourism, overbuilding, development of all kinds and agriculture.

Remarks:
The Greek endemic species is known from the islands of Euboea, Paros, Siros, Kea, Andros, Tinos, Kithnos, Polýaigos, Episkopi, Naxos, Thira (Santorini) and Skiros.