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Euxoa cos (Hübner, [1824])


Euxoa cos: Male (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Male (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Male (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Female (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Female (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Young larva (Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, early May 2016) [M] Euxoa cos: Half-grown larva (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, young larva in early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Half-grown larva (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, young larva in early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Half-grown larva (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, young larva in early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Half-grown larva (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, young larva in early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Larva (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, young larva in early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Larva (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, young larva in early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Larva (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, young larva in early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Larva (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, young larva in early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Larva (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, young larva in early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Pupa (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, young larva in early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Pupa (e.l. rearing, Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, young larva in early May 2016) [S] Euxoa cos: Larval habitat (Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, early May 2016) [N] Euxoa cos: Larval habitat (Greece, Mount Parnassus, 1800m, early May 2016) [N]

Host plants:
The larvae feed polyphagously on low-growing plants.

Habitat:
Euxoa cos inhabits dry and hot habitats of all kinds from sea level up to the mountains. Especially suitable are rocky slopes.

Life cycle:
The young larva hibernates. I found it still young in a rocky embankment in 1800m on Mount Parnassus near Delphi in early May 2016. The moths fly between August (more rarely already in July) and October.

Remarks:
Euxoa cos occurs from N-Africa across S-Europe (northward to Switzerland and South Tyrol) to Central Asia.


Euxoa birivia | Euxoa canariensis | Euxoa decora | Euxoa distinguenda | Euxoa hastifera | Euxoa nigricans | Euxoa obelisca | Euxoa recussa | Euxoa temera 
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