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| (Hufnagel 1766) | (Hufnagel 1766) | (Linnaeus 1761) | (Linnaeus 1761) | (Linnaeus 1761) |
| Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae |
| Dark Swordgrass | Dark Swordgrass | The Flame | The Flame | The Flame |
| Agrotis ipsilon | Agrotis ipsilon | Axylia putris | Axylia putris | Axylia putris |
| 73.327 BF 2091 | 73.327 BF 2091 | 73.328 BF 2098 | 73.328 BF 2098 | 73.328 BF 2098 |
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UK Status: Migrant and transitory Resident. Wing Span: 40mm to 55mm. Flight Period: March until November. Habitat: Adult moths can be encountered almost any where. Comment: This moth is an immigrant, and a transitory resident to the UK. It has been noted from most places, and is fairly common in some years. |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 30mm to 36mm. Flight Period: June and July. Habitat: A wide variety of places where suitable food plants grow. Comment: Well distributed to the England, Wales and Ireland, and is common in most places. In Scotland it is less common and more localised, and found mainly in the south. |
| (Linnaeus 1761) | (Linnaeus 1761) | (Linnaeus 1761) | ||
| Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | ||
| Flame Shoulder | Flame Shoulder | Flame Shoulder | ||
| Ochropleura plecta | Ochropleura plecta | Ochropleura plecta | ||
| 73.329 BF 2102 | 73.329 BF 2102 | 73.329 BF 2102 | ||
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 28mm to 34mm. Flight Period: April until June, again in August and September. Habitat: Habitats are extremely varied, they can be found almost any where including in parks and gardens. Comment: This species is widely distributed, and common through out the British Isles. |
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Noctuidae Family Species 73.334 to 73.3342 continued on the next page |
| (Freyer 1831) | (Freyer 1831) | (Hubner 1813) | (Hubner 1813) | (Fabricius 1775) |
| Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae |
| Radford's Flame Shoulder | Radford's Flame Shoulder | Barred Chestnut | Barred Chestnut | Ingrailed Clay |
| Ochropleura leucogaster | Ochropleura leucogaster | Diarsia dalli | E | Diarsia mendica |
| 73.330 BF 2102a | 73.330 BF 2102a | 73.331 BF 2121 | 73.331 BF 2121 | 73.333 BF 2120 |
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UK Status: Probably an Immigrant. Wing Span: 34mm to 37mm. Flight Period: April to June, again in August and September. Habitat: Woodland, heaths, commons, waste ground, parks, suburban gardens and places where the food plants grow. Comment: This moth is a suspected immigrant to the UK. There are a few records from the south of Britain. |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 32mm to 42mm. Flight Period: August and September. Habitat: Habitats for this moth are moors, deciduous wood land and occasionally suburban gardens. Comment: Fairly common, and wide spread in Scotland, Wales, northern and central England. Fairly common in parts of Surrey, rare else where. |
Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 28mm to 36mm. Flight Period: June into August. Habitat: Many and varied, they can be encountered in most places, including parks and gardens. Comment: Widely distributed through out the British Isles. This must be the most variable species of the British Noctuidae family. |
| (Fabricius 1775) | (Fabricius 1775) | (Fabricius 1775) | (Fabricius 1775) | (Fabricius 1775) |
| Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae |
| Ingrailed Clay | Ingrailed Clay | Ingrailed Clay | Ingrailed Clay | Ingrailed Clay |
| Diarsia mendica | Diarsia mendica | Diarsia mendica | Diarsia mendica | Diarsia mendica |
| 73.333 BF 2120 | 73.333 BF 2120 | 73.333 BF 2120 | 73.333 BF 2120 | 73.333 BF 2120 |
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