Euchromius cambridgei February 14, 2019 wild Moths 0 Comments New micro-moth for Britain taken at MV light in a Northampton Garden on 17/08/2005 by Pete Sharpe. Share ThisTweetSharePlus oneShareEmail Related Posts Glaucous Shears Papestra biren Status: Vagrant/Accidental. Distribution and Abundance: Rare. Record: 11 May 1987 Deanshanger School grounds (D. Brown). Observations: There are two… Great Peacock Moth Saturnia pyri Status: Accidental. Record: 3 June 1988 Wollaston (J. Ward). Observations: The record refers to a male moth that… Mottled Umber Erannis defoliaria Status: Resident. Distribution and Abundance: Common. Primary Habitat: Woodland. Flight Period: Single brooded from October extending into January the…
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