Harakeke moths
Harakeke window and notch moths lay their eggs on the underside of the leaf. After about a week the caterpillars hatch. They feed at night and will shelter during the day in rolled leaf tubes. The moths are only seen flying at night.
Harakeke window and notch moths lay their eggs on the underside of the leaf. After about a week the caterpillars hatch. They feed at night and will shelter during the day in rolled leaf tubes. The moths are only seen flying at night.