1. Terminal leaves are ovate-elliptic to lanceolate and are long and wide.2. They tie the terminal leaves of their host plant, forming a frass-packed shelter. 3. They spin together the terminal leaves of their host plant. 4. Mines are only found in terminal leaves of young shoots. 5. The late instar larva of make a pouch of two or three terminal leaves on twigs. 6. Second generation larvae usually feed in spun terminal leaves and flowerheads, and sometimes in the pods. 7. They initially mine the terminal leaves and stem. 8. When older, they continue to feed by skeletonizing the underside of one of the two terminal leaves . 9. The larva webs together the terminal leaves of, thereby creating a nest inside of which it skeletonizes the foliage. 10. Two weekends ago, a man was spotted at a ferry terminal leaving a knapsack next to a garbage can.
