Moths of Suffolk
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National Status :
Common
Local Status : Resident (SMP Status 3) Distribution and abundance : Common in southern half of county Habitats : Woodland, fens, wet meadows Flight Period : Single-brooded; May and June - predominantly in May Larval foodplants : The tender young growth of various herbaceous plants Morley's Final Catalogue : Quarrelsomely jostling each other for the possession of every marsh-marigold and cuckoo flower throughout the County in May. Wingspan details : Wingspan 7-10mm Identification
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In buttercup flower - Newbourne Springs, Suffolk (16.v.2006) © A Prichard
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