Nychiodes aphrodite Hausmann & Wimmer, 1994

Host plants:
The larvae feed on Crataegus, perhaps also other woody Rosaceae.

Habitat:
Nychiodes aphrodite inhabits slopes, pastures and open woodland rich in Crataegus bushes.

Life cycle:
The moths occur in several (presumably 3) generations between late April and November. The larva hibernates.

Remarks:
Nychiodes aphrodite is endemic to Cyprus and is found especially above 200m.