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Kokermotten Waardplanten Aalbes Braamkokermot Coleophora potentillae Aalbes sp. Bruingrijze kokermot Coleophora serratella Aardbei sp. Aardbeikokermot Coleophora albocostella Aardbei sp. Witsprietkokermot Coleophora violacea Absintalsem Alsemkokermot Coleophora albicans Absintalsem Gestreepte bijvoetkokermot Coleophora trochilella Achilea millefolium Duizendbladkokermot Coleophora argentula Achilea ptarmica Duizendbladkokermot Coleophora argentula Achillea filipendullina Gestreepte bijvoetkokermot Coleophora trochilella Achillea millefolium Gestreepte bijvoetkokermot Coleophora trochilella Agrimonia eupatoris Braamkokermot Coleophora potentillae Agrimonia sp. Witsprietkokermot Coleophora violacea Agrimonie sp. Witsprietkokermot Coleophora violacea Akkerdistel Bronskokermot Coleophora paripenella Akkerdistel Distelkokermot Coleophora peribenanderi Akkerhoornbloem Goudkokermot Coleophora chalcogrammella Akkerhoornbloem Oranje muurkokermot Coleophora solitariella Alchemilla mollis Braamkokermot Coleophora potentillae Alnus glutinosa Bruingrijze kokermot Coleophora serratella Alnus glutinosa Spatelberkkokermot Coleophora milvipennis Alnus glutinosa Witte meidoornkokermot Coleophora anatopennella Alnus incana Bruingrijze kokermot Coleophora serratella Alnus incana Spatelberkkokermot Coleophora milvipennis Alnus sp. Elzenkokermot Coleophora alnifoliae Alnus sp. Okergrijze kokermot Coleophora orbitella Alnus sp. Witsprietkokermot Coleophora violacea Alsem sp. Zuidelijke alsemkokermot Coleophora ditella Amaranthus retroflexus Bleekgestreepte meldekokermot Coleophora versurella Amelanchier ovalis Bruingrijze kokermot Coleophora serratella Amelanchier ovalis Zuidelijke meidoornkokermot Coleophora trigeminella ammel (Wilde) Grote bladkokermot Coleophora siccifolia Anchusa officinalis Haartjeskokermot Coleophora pennella Andoorn sp. Geelbruine kokermot Coleophora ochripennella Andoorn sp. Zwarte weidekokermot Coleophora albitarsella Andromeda polyfolio Grote bosbeskokermot Coleophora vacciniella Appel Bruingrijze kokermot Coleophora serratella Appel Braamkokermot Coleophora potentillae Appel Donkergrijze kokermot Coleophora coracipennella Appel Fruitboomkokermot Coleophora hemerobiella Appel Witte meidoornkokermot Coleophora anatopennella appel (Wilde) Bruingrijze kokermot Coleophora serratella appel (Wilde) Geelkopprunuskokermot Coleophora spinella appel (Wilde) Prunuskokermot Coleophora prunifoliae appel (Wilde) Witsprietkokermot Coleophora violacea appel (Wilde) Zuidelijke meidoornkokermot Coleophora trigeminella Appel sp. Geelkopprunuskokermot Coleophora spinella Appel sp. Grote bladkokermot Coleophora siccifolia Appel sp. Prunuskokermot Coleophora prunifoliae Arctium lappa Bronskokermot Coleophora paripenella Arctium lappa Distelkokermot Coleophora peribenanderi Arctium minus Bronskokermot Coleophora paripenella Arenaria serpyllifolia Bruine muurkokermot Coleophora lithargyrinella Arenaria serpyllifolia Goudkokermot Coleophora chalcogrammella Arenaria serpyllifolia Oranje muurkokermot Coleophora solitariella Artelisia sp. Zuidelijke alsemkokermot Coleophora ditella Artemisia absinthium Alsemkokermot Coleophora albicans Artemisia absinthium Gestreepte bijvoetkokermot Coleophora trochilella Artemisia campestris Alsemkokermot Coleophora albicans Artemisia campestris Averuitkokermot Coleophora granulatella Artemisia campestris Bonte averuitkokermot Coleophora caelebipennella Artemisia maritima Alsemkokermot Coleophora albicans Artemisia maritima Bijvoetbloemkokermot Coleophora artemisicolella Artemisia vulgaris Bijvoetbloemkokermot Coleophora artemisicolella Artemisia vulgaris Gestreepte bijvoetkokermot Coleophora trochilella Artiplex portulacoides Melkwitte meldekokermot Coleophora salinella Artiplex prostrata Melkwitte meldekokermot Coleophora salinella Artiplex sp. Lichtbruine meldekokermot Coleophara atriplicus Aster sp. Knoopkruidkokermot Coleophora conspicuella Aster trifolium Asterkokermot Coleophora asteris Astragalus glycyphyllos Zwavelgele peulkokermot Coleophora coronillae Atripex littoralis Ganzenvoetkokermot Coleophora sternopennella Atripex patula Ganzenvoetkokermot Coleophora sternopennella Atripex sp. Donkere meldekokermot Coleophora saxicolella Atripex sp. Witsprietmeldekokermot Coleophora adspercella Atriplex littoralis Bleekgestreepte meldekokermot Coleophora versurella Atriplex littoralis Melkwitte meldekokermot Coleophora salinella Atriplex patula Bleekgestreepte meldekokermot Coleophora versurella Atriplex patula Melkwitte meldekokermot Coleophora salinella Atriplex patula Zandmeldekokermot Coleophora vestianella Atriplex portulacoides Bleekgestreepte meldekokermot Coleophora versurella Atriplex prostrata Bleekgestreepte meldekokermot Coleophora versurella Atriplex sp. Roetstreepkokermot Coleophora clypeiferella Averuit Averuitkokermot Coleophora granulatella Averuit Bonte averuitkokermot Coleophora caelebipennella Ballota nigra Andoornkokermot Coleophora lineola Ballota nigra Geelbruine kokermot Coleophora ochripennella Berk (zachte) lichte groenglanskokermot Coleophora fuscocuprella Berk sp. Gefrommelde kokermot Coleophora binderella Berk sp. Lichtbruine berkkokermot Coleophora cornutella Berk sp. Okergrijze kokermot Coleophora orbitella Berk sp. Witte berkenkokermot Coleophora betulella Berk sp. Witte meidoornkokermot Coleophora anatopennella Betula pendula Braamkokermot Coleophora potentillae Betula pendula Grote bladkokermot Coleophora siccifolia Betula pendula Prunuskokermot Coleophora prunifoliae Betula pendula Spatelberkkokermot Coleophora milvipennis Betula pubescens Braamkokermot Coleophora potentillae Betula pubescens Bruingrijze kokermot Coleophora serratella Betula pubescens lichte groenglanskokermot Coleophora fuscocuprella Betula pubescens Prunuskokermot Coleophora prunifoliae Betula pubescens Spatelberkkokermot Coleophora milvipennis Betula so. Gefrommelde kokermot Coleophora binderella Betula sp. Lichtbruine berkkokermot Coleophora cornutella Betula sp. Okergrijze kokermot Coleophora orbitella Betula sp. Witte berkenkokermot Coleophora betulella Betula sp. Witte meidoornkokermot Coleophora anatopennella Betule pendula Bruingrijze kokermot Coleophora serratella Betuma pubescens Grote bladkokermot Coleophora siccifolia Bezembrem Bezembremkokermot Coleophora calycotomella Biezenknoppen Bieskokermot Coleophora caespititiella Biezenknoppen Bleke ruskokermot Coleophora glaucicolella Bijvoet Bijvoetbloemkokermot Coleophora artemisicolella Bijvoet Gestreepte bijvoetkokermot Coleophora trochilella Blauwe bosbes Grote bosbeskokermot Coleophora vacciniella Boerenwormkruid Bruine wormkokermot Coleophora bornicensis Boerenwormkruid Gestreepte bijvoetkokermot Coleophora trochilella Boerenwormkruid Wormkruidkokermot Coleophora tanaceti Borstelkrans Zwarte weidekokermot Coleophora albitarsella Bosaardbei Braamkokermot Coleophora potentillae Bosandoorn Andoornkokermot Coleophora lineola Bosmuur Oranje muurkokermot Coleophora solitariella Boswilg Bruingrijze kokermot Coleophora serratella Boswilg Goudvlekwilgenkokermot Coleophora zelleriella Braam sp. Aardbeikokermot Coleophora albocostella Braam sp. Witsprietkokermot Coleophora violacea brave hendrik Ganzenvoetkokermot Coleophora sternopennella Brem Bremkokermot Coleophora trifariella Brem Driekleurige bremkokermot Coleophora saturatella Calluna vulgaris Gestreepte heidekokermot Coleophora pyrrhulipennella Calluna vulgaris Heidelootjeskokermot Coleophora juncicolella Carduus acanthoides Distelkokermot Coleophora peribenanderi Carduus acanthoides Gestreepte bijvoetkokermot Coleophora trochilella Carduus crispus Bronskokermot Coleophora paripenella Carduus crispus Gestreepte bijvoetkokermot Coleophora trochilella Carduus nutans Gestreepte bijvoetkokermot Coleophora trochilella Carduus tenuiflorus Distelkokermot Coleophora peribenanderi Carduus tenuiflorus Gestreepte bijvoetkokermot Coleophora trochilella Carlina vulgaris Distelkokermot Coleophora peribenanderi Carpinus betula (zekden) Gefrommelde kokermot Coleophora binderella Carpinus betulus Bruingrijze kokermot Coleophora serratella Carpinus betulus Grote bladkokermot Coleophora siccifolia Carpinus betulus lichte groenglanskokermot Coleophora fuscocuprella Carpinus betulus Okergrijze kokermot Coleophora orbitella Carpinus betulus Okervlekkokermot Coleophora curricipennella Carpinus betulus Spatelberkkokermot Coleophora milvipennis Carpinus betulus Witsprietkokermot Coleophora violacea Carpinus betulus Witte meidoornkokermot Coleophora anatopennella Castanea sativa Gewone eikenkokermot Coleophora lutipennella Castanea sativa Witsprietkokermot Coleophora violacea Castanea sativa Witte meidoornkokermot Coleophora anatopennella Centaurea cyanus Distelkokermot Coleophora peribenanderi Centaurea jacea Bronskokermot Coleophora paripenella Centaurea jacea Knoopkruidkokermot Coleophora conspicuella Centaurea scabiosa Bronskokermot Coleophora paripenella Centaurea sp. Metaalkokermot Coleophora Alcyonipennella Cerastium arvense Goudkokermot Coleophora chalcogrammella Cerastium sp. Bruine muurkokermot Coleophora lithargyrinella Cerastul fontanum Muurkokermot Coleophora striatipennella Cerastum arvense Oranje muurkokermot Coleophora solitariella Cerastum glomeratum Oranje muurkokermot Coleophora solitariella Chaenomeles sp. Fruitboomkokermot Coleophora hemerobiella Chamaespartium sagittale Grote goudkokermot Coleophora vibicella Chenopodium album Bleekgestreepte meldekokermot Coleophora versurella Chenopodium album Donkere meldekokermot Coleophora saxicolella Chenopodium album Ganzenvoetkokermot Coleophora sternopennella Chenopodium album Zandmeldekokermot
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