Recorded Food Plants
- Abies – Fir
- Alnus – Alder
- Betula – Birch
- Carpinus – Hornbeam
- Corylus – Hazel
- Crataegus – Hawthorn
- Larix – Larch
- Lonicera – Honeysuckle
- Malus – Apple
- Picea – Spruce
- Pinus – Pine
- Populus – Poplar
- Prunus
- Pseudotsuga – Douglas-fir
- Quercus – Oak
- Salix – Willow
- Sorbus – Rowan
- Thuja – Western Redcedar
- Tilia – Lime
- Tsuga – Hemlock
- Ulmus – Elm
- Vaccinium
- Viburnum – Nannyberry
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