Moths of Suffolk
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National Status :
Local
Local Status : Resident (SMP Status 3) Distribution and abundance : Locally widespread Habitats : Woodland, heathland, scrub and gardens Flight Period : Single-brooded; late June to mid-August Larval foodplants : oaks (Quercus), in spun leaves Morley's Final Catalogue : In the Breck, and of frequent occurrence up our coast. One flew to light at Ipswich in 1894 (Mly), and a dark form was taken near there in 1901 (Pyett) ; bred at Bentley (Bp.). Aldeburgh (Ctw); Lowestoft in August (Ent. 1922, 258). Brandon before 1890 (Dr. Wheeler of Norwich). Sibton light, 1937 (Hawley). Wingspan details : Wingspan 19-22mm Identification
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Eye (5.viii.2005) © Paul Kitchener
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