Moths of Suffolk
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National Status :
Local
Local Status : Resident (SMP Status 3) Distribution and abundance : Scarce Habitats : Grassland on chalky soils, woodland Flight Period : Single-brooded; July to August Larval foodplants : Ripening seeds of Red Bartsia and Eyebright Records : Weston (N Muddeman, 1997), Kings Forest (R Eley, 1996; SMG, 14.viii.2004), Aldeburgh (A Watchman, 23.viii.1996), Eye (P Kitchener, 1999), Lineage Wood (SMG, 21.viii.1998 and A Prichard & G Bull, 13.vii.2001), Brandon (G Austin, 22.vii.2001), Landguard (N Odin and M Marsh, 20.viii.2003), Barrow (A Parr, 2003 & 2005), Ramsey Wood (SMG, 7.viii.2004), Sibton (N Sherman, 4.viii.2004) and Elveden (B Statham, viii.2002), Hintlesham (SMG, 7.viii.2004), Sicklesmere (S Dumican, 22.ix.2007) Morley's Final Catalogue : Single and very rare specimens alone noted. Ipswich (Stainton, Man. 1859, ii, 81); Brandeston (Revd. Joseph Greene); Tuddenham, since 1890 (Waters). Wingspan details : Forewing 9-11mm, Wingspan 20-26mm Identification
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Walton Common, Somerset (24.viii.2007) © Stuart Read
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