Enchocrates glaucopis
Common NameEnchocrates glaucopis
Scientific NameEnchocrates glaucopis
FamilyOecophoridae
SubfamilyOecophorinae
Wingspan (mm)20
Primary Colorsreddish-brown, pale brown
HabitatForests, woodlands, bushland
Geographic RangeAustralia
Host Plantsdecaying plant matter, detritus, fungi, lichens, various native plants
Flight PeriodNot specifically documented, likely seasonal depending on region
Conservation Statusleast-concern
Lifecycle NotesUndergoes complete metamorphosis; larvae are often concealed feeders on decaying plant matter, fungi, or detritus.
Identification TipsDistinguished by its small size, reddish-brown cryptic forewings with two distinct pale spots, and typical Oecophoridae resting posture.
Description
A small moth with reddish-brown forewings, subtly mottled with lighter scales, and featuring two small, pale spots on each wing.
