A fairly common species of woodland, heathland, parkland and sometimes gardens. Easily disturbed by day and adults come readily to light.

Note it is very similar to E. murana but that species has a white spot on the thorax that this species lacks. Also, in E. truncicolella the costal end of the postmedian line is angled towards the wing base, while in E. murana it is more angled towards the apex.

Recorded in 82 (59%) of 140 10k Squares. First Recorded in 1887. Last Recorded in 2022. (Data up to end 2022) Additional Stats

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