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| (Fabricius 1781) | (Fabricius 1781) | (Fabricius 1781) | (Fabricius 1781) | (Fabricius 1781) |
| Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae |
| Large Ivy Tortrix | Large Ivy Tortrix | Large Ivy Tortrix | Large Ivy Tortrix | Large Ivy Tortrix |
| Lozotaenia forsterana | Lozotaenia forsterana | Lozotaenia forsterana | Lozotaenia forsterana | Lozotaenia forsterana |
| 49.029 BF 1002 | 49.029 BF 1002 | 49.029 BF 1002 | 49.029 BF 1002 | 49.029 BF 1002 |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 20mm to 29mm Flight Period: June and July. Habitat: Parks, gardens and woodland, and shrubby places. The larvae feed on a wide variety of trees and shrubs, including Ivy.. Comment: This is the largest UK tortrix, and is fairly common, found throughout Britain. |
| (Hubner 1793) | (Clerck 1759) | |||
| Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | |||
| Timothy Tortrix | Autumnal Shade | |||
| Aphelia paleana | Expate congelatella | |||
| 498.031 BF 989 | 49.043 BF 1026 | |||
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 18mm to 22mm. Flight Period: June to August. Habitat: A variety of places where there is a diverse range of low growing herbaceous plants. Comment: This that appears in most parts of the British Isles, but is often over looked. It is quite scarce in Scotland. |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 18mm to 22mm. Flight Period: October through into December. Habitat: Larvae feed on the roots of Dandelion, this moth can be found in a wide variety of habitats. Comment: Although found over most of the UK, it's distribution is rather patchy. |
| (Treitschke 1830) | (Treitschke 1830) | (Treitschke 1830) | (Treitschke 1830) | (Treitschke 1830) |
| Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae |
| Cyclamen Tortrix - | Cyclamen Tortrix - | Cyclamen Tortrix - | Cyclamen Tortrix - | Cyclamen Tortrix - |
| Clepsis spectrana | Clepsis spectrana | Clepsis spectrana | Clepsis spectrana | Clepsis spectrana |
| 49.037 BF 993 | 49.037 BF 993 | 49.037 BF 993 | 49.037 BF 993 | 49.037 BF 993 |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 16mm to 22mm. Flight Period: May to Sept, in two, or more broods. Habitat: a wide variety of places where suitable food plants grow, which inc Cyclamen, Yellow Iris, Aster, and many others. Comment: This moth is common in England, Wales, Ireland, and southern Scotland. |
| (Hubner 1817) | (Hubner 1817) | (Hubner 1817) | (Hubner 1817) | |
| Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | |
| Privet Tortrix - Clepsis consimilana | Privet Tortrix - Clepsis consimilana | Privet Twist - Clepsis consimilana | Privet Twist - Clepsis consimilana | |
| 49.038 BF 994 | 49.038 BF 994 | 49.038 BF 994 | 49.038 BF 994 | |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 13mm to 19mm. Flight Period: July to September in two, or three broods. Habitat: They inhabit bushy places with tree's and shrubs including, parks, gardens, light wood land, commons, hedgerows etc. Comment: This moth is fairly common throughout the UK. |
Species 49.039 to 49.069 continued on the next page |
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