Moths of Suffolk
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National Status :
Former resident; extinct
Habitats : Grassy areas in woodland Flight Period : Single-brooded; mid-July to mid-August Larval foodplants : Reported on grasses on the Continent Morley's Final Catalogue : Dr. N. F. Hele's record of Union Rustic is sufficiently explicit (Notes Aldeburgh 1870, p. 188); and now that the species is known to extend southwards as far, at least, as Norfolk little exception can be taken to it, despite Bloomfield's scepticism. Phalaris arundinacea, L., is abundant enough in Suffolk. Wingspan details : Wingspan 32-38mm Identification
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