Moths of Suffolk
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National Status :
Common
Local Status : Resident (SMP Status 1) Distribution and abundance : Widespread and common Habitats : Grassland, heathland, open woodland areas, fens, scrub and gardens Flight Period : Double-brooded; May to July and August to September Larval foodplants : Various herbaceous plants Morley's Final Catalogue : (Morley states for Vines' Rustic) a recent immigrant to the south coast Aston's Additions : In 1937 considered a recent immigrant to the south coast and first captured in Suffolk by Mr. P. J. Burton, at Benacre on 3.viii.1948. Later taken at Needham Market on May 26th, 1952 by Messrs. J. and G. Burton (Trans. S. N. S. Vol. VIII, pt. II, p. 77) who helped Mr. Chipperfield and myself to obtain a series at light on Staverton heather, 30.viii.1953 (Trans. S.N.S., Vol. VIII, pt. II, p. 78). Wingspan details : Forewing 13-15mm, Wingspan 32-34mm Identification
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Eye, Suffolk (3.vi.2006) © Paul Kitchener
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