Moths of Suffolk
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Filtered - 1813 species
Suffolk only
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National Status :
Local
Local Status : Resident (SMP Status 1) Distribution and abundance : Widespread and common Habitats : Broad-leaved woodland, areas with scrub oak and gardens Flight Period : Double-brooded; late March to early August and mid-August to mid-October Larval foodplants : Pedunculate Oak and possibly Sessile Oak Morley's Final Catalogue : Apparently not very common. Brandon and at West Stow only (ante 1890). On ivy -blossom at Covehithe in September 1935 (Mly) and Bungay in October 1900 (Mn); Bentley in 1934 and several bred at Waldringfield in 1907 (Wlr); at light n Monks Soham House at the end of April 1932 (Mly) ; at sallow in Barsham (Gls) and Fritton marshes in 1936 (Mr). Stibton (Hawley). Wingspan details : Forewing 11-13mm, Wingspan 28-32mm Identification
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Eye, Suffolk (18.ix.2006) © Paul Kitchener
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Further Photographs
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