Moths of Suffolk
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National Status :
Local
Local Status : Resident (SMP Status 1) Distribution and abundance : Reasonably widespread and common Habitats : Broad-leaved woodland, heathland, carr, fens, and scrub Flight Period : Single-brooded; May to early July Larval foodplants : Various broad-leaved trees; Downy Birch, Alder, Goat Willow, oaks and elms Final Catalogue : Apparently rarer than in 1890, when it had been found at Woolverstone, (not Ipswich by Bree); Glemham Magna (Bloomfield) ; Needham (L) ; Finburgh (Levett) ; Culford and West Stow (Wrt). Thence we know it only in a wood near Barham Green (Sparke) and a larva at Bungay (Mn). Wingspan details : Forewing 16-19mm, Wingspan 37-43mm Identification
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Ipswich, Suffolk (v.2003) © N Sherman
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