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Artsliste Som Kasse-Etiketter www.danskesommerfugle.dk 15/7 2021 14:14 Stigmella Stigmella Stigmella Micropterigidae confusella Wood & Wals. carpinella Hein. atricapitella Hw. Micropterix Stigmella Stigmella Stigmella tunbergella F. tiliae Frey tityrella Stt. samiatella Zell. Micropterix Stigmella Stigmella Stigmella mansuetella Zell. betulicola Stt. salicis Stt. roborella Johans. Micropterix Stigmella Stigmella Bohemannia aruncella Scop. sakhalinella Pupl. myrtillella Stt. pulverosella Stt. Micropterix Stigmella Stigmella Bohemannia schaefferi Heath luteella Stt. zelleriella Snell. quadrimaculella Boh. Micropterix Stigmella Stigmella Glaucolepis osthelderi Heath glutinosae Stt. benanderella Wolff headleyella Stt. Micropterix Stigmella Stigmella Trifurcula aureatella Scop. alnetella Stt. obliquella Hein. cryptella Stt. Micropterix Stigmella Stigmella Trifurcula calthella L. microtheriella Stt. trimaculella Hw. eurema Tutt Stigmella Stigmella Trifurcula Eriocraniidae prunetorum Stt. assimilella Zell. subnitidella Dup. Dyseriocrania Stigmella Stigmella Trifurcula subpurpurella Hw. aceris Frey sorbi Stt. beirnei Pupl. Eriocrania Stigmella Stigmella Trifurcula chrysolepidella Zell. malella Stt. plagicolella Stt. immundella Zell. Eriocrania Stigmella Stigmella Trifurcula unimaculella Zett. rhamnella HS. lemniscella Zell. squamatella Stt. Eriocrania Stigmella Stigmella Fomoria sparrmannella Bosc catharticella Stt. continuella Stt. weaveri Stt. Eriocrania Stigmella Stigmella Fomoria salopiella Stt. anomalella Goeze auromarginella Rich. septembrella Stt. Eriocrania Stigmella Stigmella Etainia cicatricella Zett. centifoliella Zell. splendidissimella HS. sericopeza Zell. Eriocrania Stigmella Stigmella Etainia sangii Wood ulmivora Folog. pretiosa Hein. louisella Sirc. Eriocrania Stigmella Stigmella Etainia semipurpurella Stph. regiella HS. aeneofasciella HS. decentella HS. Stigmella Stigmella Etainia Hepialidae crataegella Klim. poterii Stt. albibimaculella Lars. Triodia Stigmella Stigmella Zimmermannia sylvina L. magdalenae Klim. filipendulae Wcke. atrifrontella Stt. Korscheltellus Stigmella Stigmella Zimmermannia lupulina L. nylandriella Tgstr. incognitella HS. amani Svens. Korscheltellus Stigmella Stigmella Ectoedemia fusconebulosa DeGeer oxyacanthella Stt. perpygmaeella Dbld. intimella Zell. Phymatopus Stigmella Stigmella Ectoedemia hecta L. pyri Glitz hemargyrella Koll. hannoverella Glitz Hepialus Stigmella Stigmella Ectoedemia humuli L. minusculella HS. speciosa Frey turbidella Zell. Stigmella Stigmella Ectoedemia Nepticulidae stettinensis Hein. basiguttella Hein. argyropeza Zell. Enteucha Stigmella Stigmella Ectoedemia acetosae Stt. hybnerella Hb. svenssoni Johans. albifasciella Hein. Stigmella Stigmella Stigmella Ectoedemia lapponica Wcke. floslactella Hw. ruficapitella Hw. subbimaculella Hw. - 1 / 29 - www.danskesommerfugle.dk 15/7 2021 14:14 Ectoedemia Nematopogon heringi Toll Heliozelidae swammerdamella L. Oiketicinae Ectoedemia Antispila Nematopogon Acanthopsyche angulifasciella Stt. metallella D. & S. robertella Cl. atra L. Ectoedemia Heliozela Canephora atricollis Stt. sericiella Hw. Tischeriidae hirsuta Poda Ectoedemia Heliozela Tischeria Pachythelia arcuatella HS. resplendella Stt. ekebladella Bjerk. villosella Ochs. Ectoedemia Heliozela Tischeria Phalacropterix rubivora Wcke. hammoniella Sorh. dodonaea Stt. graslinella Bsd. Ectoedemia Coptotriche Apterona occultella L. Adelidae marginea Hw. helicoidella Vallot Ectoedemia Coptotriche minimella Zett. Adelinae angusticollella Dup. Dryadaulidae Nemophora IN Dryadaula Opostegidae degeerella L. Psychidae pactolia Meyr. Opostega Nemophora salaciella Tr. congruella Zell. Naryciinae Tineidae Pseudopostega Nemophora Diplodoma auritella Hb. ochsenheimerella Hb. laichartingella Goeze Scardiinae Pseudopostega Nemophora Narycia Montescardia crepusculella Zell. metallica Poda duplicella Goeze tessulatellus Zell. Nemophora Dahlica IN Scardia Prodoxidae cupriacella Hb. triquetrella Hb. boletella F. Lampronia Nemophora Dahlica Morophaga capitella Cl. minimella D. & S. lichenella L. choragella D. & S. Lampronia Adela Dahlica luzella Hb. violella D. & S. lazuri Cl. Nemapogoninae Lampronia Adela Dahlica Triaxomera corticella L. reaumurella L. listerella L. fulvimitrella Sodoff. Lampronia Adela Triaxomera morosa Zell. cuprella D. & S. Taleporiinae parasitella Hb. Lampronia Adela Taleporia Archinemapogon flavimitrella Hb. croesella Scop. tubulosa Retz. yildizae Koçak Lampronia Cauchas Bankesia Nemaxera fuscatella Tgstr. rufifrontella Tr. conspurcatella Zell. betulinella Paykull Cauchas Nemapogon Incurvariidae fibulella D. & S. Psychinae inconditella D. Lucas Alloclemensia Cauchas Bacotia Nemapogon mesospilella HS. rufimitrella Scop. claustrella Brd. fungivorella Ben. Incurvaria Proutia Nemapogon pectinea Hw. Nematopogoninae rotunda Suomalainen cloacella Hw. Incurvaria Nematopogon Psyche Nemapogon masculella D. & S. pilella D. & S. casta Pall. koenigi Capuse Incurvaria Nematopogon Psyche Nemapogon oehlmanniella Hb. schwarziellus Zell. crassiorella Brd. picarella Cl. Incurvaria Nematopogon Nemapogon praelatella D. & S. magna Zell. Epichnopteryginae nigralbella Zell. Incurvaria Nematopogon Epichnopterix Nemapogon koerneriella Zell. adansoniella Vill. plumella D. & S. clematella F. Phylloporia Nematopogon Whittleia Nemapogon bistrigella Hw. metaxella Hb. retiella Newm. granella L. - 2 / 29 - www.danskesommerfugle.dk 15/7 2021 14:14 Nemapogon Tinea Bucculatrix Parornix variatella Clem. flavescentella Hw. thoracella Thnbg. torquillella Zell. IN Nemapogon Tinea Bucculatrix gerasimovi Zag. pallescentella Stt. bechsteinella Bech. & Scharf. Gracillariinae Nemapogon Tinea Bucculatrix Calybites falstriella Haas steueri G. Pet. frangutella Goeze phasianipennella Hb. Triaxomasia Tinea Bucculatrix Caloptilia caprimulgella Stt. columbariella Wcke. cidarella Zell. cuculipennella Hb. IN Neurothaumasia Tinea Bucculatrix Caloptilia ankerella Mann semifulvella Hw. gnaphaliella Tr. populetorum Zell. Tinea Bucculatrix Caloptilia Meesiinae trinotella Thnbg. maritima Stt. suberinella Tgstr. Infurcitinea Niditinea Bucculatrix Caloptilia ignicomella Heydenreich fuscella L. nigricomella Zell. elongella L. Infurcitinea Niditinea Bucculatrix Caloptilia albicomella Stt. striolella Matsumura noltei Petry betulicola M. Her. Infurcitinea Monopis Bucculatrix Caloptilia argentimaculella Stt. laevigella D. & S. cristatella Zell. rufipennella Hb. Stenoptinea Monopis Bucculatrix Caloptilia cyaneimarmorella Mill. weaverella Scott absinthii Gartner alchimiella Scop. Karsholtia Monopis Bucculatrix Caloptilia marianii Rbl. spilotella Tgstr. artemisiella HS. robustella Jäckh Agnathosia Monopis Bucculatrix Caloptilia mendicella D. & S. obviella D. & S. ratisbonensis Stt. stigmatella F. Monopis Caloptilia Myrmecozelinae imella Hb. Gracillariidae falconipennella Hb. Myrmecozela Monopis Caloptilia ochraceella Tgstr. monachella Hb. Ornixolinae fidella Reutti Monopis Parectopa Caloptilia Setomorphinae fenestratella Heyd. ononidis Zell. semifascia Hw. IN Lindera Caloptilia tessellatella Blanchard Hieroxestinae Parornichinae hemidactylella D. & S. IN Opogona Callisto Caloptilia Perissomasticinae sacchari Bojer denticulella Thnbg. azaleella Brandts Haplotinea IN Opogona Parornix Gracillaria ditella Pierce & Diak. omoscopa Meyr. loganella Stt. syringella F. Haplotinea IN Oinophila Parornix Aspilapteryx insectella F. v-flava Hw. fagivora Frey tringipennella Zell. Parornix Euspilapteryx Tineinae Hapsiferinae carpinella Frey auroguttella Stph. Trichophaga IN Dasyses Parornix Povolnya tapetzella L. incrustata Meyr. anglicella Stt. leucapennella Stph. Trichophaga Parornix scandinaviella Zag. Roeslerstammiidae devoniella Stt. Acroceropinae Tineola Roeslerstammia Parornix Acrocercops bisselliella Humm. erxlebella F. betulae Stt. brongniardella F. Tinea Parornix Dialectica pellionella L. Bucculatricidae scoticella Stt. imperialella Zell. IN Tinea Bucculatrix Parornix Leucospilapteryx translucens Meyr. demaryella Dup. finitimella Zell. omissella Stt. Tinea Bucculatrix Parornix dubiella Stt. ulmella Zell. traugotti Svens. Phyllocnistinae - 3 / 29 - www.danskesommerfugle.dk 15/7 2021 14:14 Phyllocnistis Phyllonorycter Phyllonorycter Paraswammerdamia saligna Zell. nicellii Stt. geniculella Rag. conspersella Tgstr. IN Phyllocnistis Phyllonorycter Phyllonorycter Cedestis citrella Stt. anderidae W. Flet. medicaginella Gerasimov gysseleniella Zell. Phyllocnistis Phyllonorycter Phyllonorycter Cedestis labyrinthella Bjerk. junoniella Zell. insignitella Zell. subfasciella Stph. OT Phyllocnistis Phyllonorycter Phyllonorycter Ocnerostoma xenia Her. tristrigella Hw. nigrescentella Logan piniariella Zell. Phyllocnistis Phyllonorycter Phyllonorycter Ocnerostoma unipunctella Stph. trifasciella Hw. scopariella Zell. friesei Svens. Phyllonorycter Phyllonorycter Lithocolletinae emberizaepenella Bouché staintoniella Nicl. Argyresthiidae Macrosaccus Phyllonorycter Cameraria Argyresthia robiniella Clem. leucographella Zell. ohridella Deschka & Dimic laevigatella Heydenreich Phyllonorycter Phyllonorycter Argyresthia harrisella L. cerasicolella HS. Yponomeutidae glabratella Zell. Phyllonorycter Phyllonorycter Argyresthia roboris Zell. spinicolella Zell. Yponomeutinae bergiella Raz. Phyllonorycter Phyllonorycter Yponomeuta Argyresthia heegeriella Zell. blancardella F. evonymella L. praecocella Zell. Phyllonorycter Phyllonorycter Yponomeuta Argyresthia quercifoliella Zell. mespilella Hb. padella L. arceuthina Zell. Phyllonorycter Phyllonorycter Yponomeuta Argyresthia messaniella Zell. oxyacanthae
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