Moths of Suffolk
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National Status :
Common
Local Status : Resident and immigrant (SMP Status 2) Distribution and abundance : Commonest in the east of the county, especially in coastal areas. In recent years it has become establised as a resident in other parts of the county. Habitats : Coastal habitats, heathland, fens, woodland, scrub, gardens Flight Period : May be recorded; from mid-May to October Larval foodplants : Various grasses Morley's Final Catalogue : Hemley parsonage garden, a single example which came to sugar on 5 September 1902: Waller (Barrett EMM. 1902, 263). Wingspan details : Forewing 14-17mm, Wingspan 32-37mm Identification
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