(Vieweg 1790) | (Vieweg 1790) | (Vieweg 1790) | (Vieweg 1790) | |
Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | |
Small Square-spot | Small Square-spot | Small Square-spot | Small Square-spot | |
Diarsia rubi | Diarsia rubi | Diarsia rubi | Diarsia rubi | |
73.334 BF 2123 | 73.334 BF 2123 | 73.334 BF 2123 | 73.334 BF 2123 | |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 30mm to 38mm. Flight Period: May and June, again in August and September. Habitat: These moths can be encountered in many different habitat types. Comment: This species is a common, and widely distributed resident through out the British Isles. |
Noctuidae Family Species 73.343 to 73.348 continued on the next page |
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(Denis & Schiffermuller 1775) | (Denis & Schiffermuller 1775) | (Denis & Schiffermuller 1775) | (Denis & Schiffermuller 1775) | (Denis & Schiffermuller 1775) |
Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae |
White-marked | True Lover's Knot | True Lover's Knot | True Lover's Knot | True Lover's Knot |
Cerastis leucographa | Lycophotia porphyrea | Lycophotia porphyrea | Lycophotia porphyrea | Lycophotia porphyrea |
73.337 BF 2140 | 73.338 BF 2118 | 73.338 BF 2118 | 73.338 BF 2118 | 73.338 BF 2118 |
Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 35mm to 39mm. Flight Period: March to early June. Habitat: Open wood land, parks and gardens on the edge of towns. Comment: This moth is an uncommon and rather localised resident. It is to be found in southern England and Wales, the south and west Midlands, the Lake District and Yorkshire. |
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(Linnaeus 1758) | (Linnaeus 1758) | (Linnaeus 1758) | () | (Denis & Schiffermuller 1775) |
Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae |
Large Yellow Underwing | Large Yellow Underwing | Large Yellow Underwing | True Lover's Knot | True Lover's Knot |
Noctua pronuba | Noctua pronuba | Noctua pronuba | A | Lycophotia porphyrea |
73.342 BF 2107 | 73.342 BF 2107 | 73.342 BF 2107 | 73.338 BF | 73.338 BF 2118 |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 26mm to 34mm. Flight Period: June into August. Habitat: This is not a moth to be seen around the town, it prefers isolated moor and heath land. Though occasionally it may be seen on the fringe of rural area's, where they adjoin town suburbs. Comment: Well distributed resident to the moors, and heath lands of the UK |
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(Linnaeus 1758) | (Linnaeus 1758) | (Linnaeus 1758) | ||
Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | Noctuidae - Noctuinae | ||
Large Yellow Underwing | Large Yellow Underwing | Large Yellow Underwing | ||
Noctua pronuba | Noctua pronuba | Noctua pronuba | ||
73.342 BF 2107 | 73.342 BF 2107 | 73.342 BF 2107 | ||
UK Status: Resident and Migrant. Wing Span: 50mm to 60mm. Flight Period: June until September, in single protracted brood. Habitat: These moths are found in a wide variety of habitats. Comment: Wide spread throughout the UK. Very common some years, the resident population being re-enforced by migrants. |
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