Moths of Suffolk
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National Status :
Local
Local Status : Resident (SMP Status 3) Distribution and abundance : Scarce Habitats : Parks, gardens and old orchards Flight Period : Single-brooded; mid-May to August Larval foodplants : In the bark of various rosaceous trees, particularly mature apples (Malus) and ornamental cherries Records : Aldeburgh (R M Mere, vii.1965), Woodbridge (R Kendrick, 1994), Burgh (N Sherman, 15.vii.1998), Ipswich (J Higgott, 2001), Beccles (N Muddeman, 2003), Brandon (G Austin, 22.vi.2003), Eye (P Kitchener, 2003-5), Landguard Common (N Odin & M Marsh, 6.vii.2003), Elveden (P Sterling, 15.vii.2004), Woolpit (P Bryant, 27.viii.2005) Morley's Final Catalogue : A Pest in gardens, feeding in bark of cherry, plum and apple. Common about Yarmouth (Paget 1834, p. 40); Copdock, Ipswich, Blaxhall, Monks Soham; Gorleston; never flies to light. Wingspan details : Wingspan 15-19mm Identification
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Ipswich, Suffolk (vi.2004) © Neil Sherman
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