Dolicharthria punctalis is a species of moth belonging to the family Crambidae. It is commonly found in various regions, including the Comunidad Valenciana.

This species is known for its distinctive characteristics and habitat preferences:

• Appearance: Dolicharthria punctalis has a wingspan of approximately 18-22mm. Its forewings are brownish with a striking pattern of dark and light lines and a distinctive punctalis dot, which gives the species its name. The hindwings are typically lighter in color.
• Habitat: These moths are found in diverse environments such as gardens, meadows, and forest edges where host plants are available.
• Behavior: The adults are usually active during the warmer months and are known for being nocturnal, attracted to light sources during the night.
• Diet: Caterpillars of Dolicharthria punctalis primarily feed on low-growing plants and can be found in grassy areas.
• Significance in Comunidad Valenciana: While not unique to this region, Dolicharthria punctalis contributes to the biodiversity of the Comunidad Valenciana and plays a role in the local ecosystem as both a pollinator and a food source for predators.

Though not a prominent species, its presence is an indicator of the health of its habitats. Observers in the Comunidad Valenciana might notice these moths fluttering around lights during the summer months.