1. Lebendfotos

1.1. Falter

2. Biologie

2.1. Nahrung der Raupe

Noch unbekannt!

3. Weitere Informationen

3.1. Etymologie (Namenserklärung)

Bengtsson (1997) erläutert: "The species is named in honour of the collector of most of the type series, Mr. Martin Corley, Faringdon, U.K."

3.2. Typenmaterial

Bengtsson (1997) informiert:

"Holotype.- Male, labelled: [Portugal], P 1405, Carrapateira, Algarve, 18.4.93, M.F.V. Corley. - In coll. BÅB/ NRS (Stockholm).

Paratypes.- Male and female, data as in holotype. Genitalia on slides [Corley prep. 1404 and 1142]. - In coll. Corley.

2 females, labelled: Portugal, Carrapateira, Algarve, 21.iv.1992, leg. Corley. One female with genitalia on slide BÅB 3658. - In coll. BÅB.

Male, Andalusia, Staudinger, 1.79; Gen.prep.nr Scythris corleyi Bgts., 479X male, B Å Bengtsson. Paratypus Scythris corleyi Bengtsson, male. Genitalia on slide BÅB 479X (lost but photographs of genitalia kept in London and in coll. BÅB). - In coll. BMNH, London."

3.3. Faunistik

Nach Bengtsson (1997) und der [Fauna Europaea] kommt die Art in Portugal und Spanien (Andalusien) vor.

3.4. Literatur

• Erstbeschreibung: Bengtsson, B. Å. (1997): Microlepidoptera of Europe 2. Scythrididae: 1-301 [Erstbeschreibung S. 116-117].