Oecophorinae
concealer moth
['iguanid', 'patellogastropoda', 'giant mouse lemur', 'sapotaceae', 'agaricales', 'amaranthaceae', 'veronica family', 'tamarix', 'quercus', 'tringa', 'orangutan', 'ambystoma', 'madrona', 'arum lily', 'cedars', 'colchicaceae', 'ascomycete', 'hylaeamys', 'hominin', 'pink family', 'old world fruit bats', 'apple', 'rhizodont', 'tanacetum', 'red', 'clausena', 'boxwood', 'baobabs', 'cutthroat', 'poison dart frog', 'crocodilian', 'wild strawberry', 'morchellaceae', 'berberidaceae', 'capreolus', 'guaiac', 'chinchillidae', 'monocotyledonous', 'medicago', 'flatfish', 'iguana', 'sedge', 'ground sharks', 'lime', 'serranidae', 'lagerstroemia', 'dasylirion', 'hepialidae', 'cetaceans', 'pueraria', 'ziziphus', 'velvet mite', 'chironomid', 'lepidopterans', 'campanulaceae', 'ichthyosaurs', 'himantopus', 'megapodagrionidae', 'portulaca', 'dombeya', 'spleenwort', 'isoetaceae', 'fungi', 'otter', 'sunfish', 'shield bug', 'thunnini', 'celtis', 'quillworts', 'beryciformes', 'pitcairnioideae', 'melicope', 'aristida', 'scardinius', 'eriocnemis', 'abelisauridae', 'alismatales', 'acropora', 'agrobacterium', 'earwig', 'beloniformes', 'hippos', 'theridiidae', 'salamandridae', 'remingtonocetid', 'buxaceae', 'banksia', 'sebesten', 'molossidae', 'akysidae', 'ragwort', 'polypodiaceae', 'alouatta', 'apalis', 'rhamnaceae', 'osmanthus', 'myrtles', 'eulimidae', 'gomphaceae']
Harpella forficella
Harpella forficella is a species of the concealer moth family (Oecophoridae), wherein it belongs to subfamily Oecophorinae. It is found in Europe. The wingspan is 19–29 mm. The adults fly from June to September, depending on the location. The caterpillars feed on dead wood and take two years to develop. They have also been recorded to eat the sac fungus King Alfred's Cake (Daldinia concentrica).