Resident. Often fairly common to common at mv light in woods, but much less frequent along treeless parts of the coast. Well distributed, probably generally so, but high numbers are local. Single-brooded, flying mainly from early May to late June, sometimes from late April. Larvae feed on beech, oak, hazel, hop, sweet chestnut, birch, elm, and lime.(Pratt, 2011)
f. concolor
Crowborough, 08 v 2016
Photo: Charles Waters
Ringmer, 21 v 2017
Photo: John Luck
f. concolor
Crowborough, 28 v 2017
Photo: Charles Waters
Ringmer, 19 v 2018
Photo: John Luck
Nr. Battle, 03 vi 2018
Photo: Mark Donnellan
Battle, 02 v 2019
Photo: Adrienne Norbury
f. concolor
Mountfield, 01 v 2019
Photo: Robin Harris
Battle, 02 v 2020
Photo: Adreienne Norbury
f. concolor
Crowborough, 08 v 2020
Photo: Charles Waters
Battle, 10 v 2020
Photo: Adreienne Norbury
Fittleworth, 12 iv 2020
Photo: F. Thomas
Uckfield, 08 v 2020
Photo: Alison Playle
Findon, 19 v 2020
Photo: John Christleib
Findon, 19 v 2020
Photo: John Christleib
Crawley, 22 v 2020
Photo: Anthony Bennett
f. concolor
Battle, 16 v 2020
Photo: Adrienne Norbury
f. concolor
Henfield, 16 v 2020
Photo: Graham Smith
Ringmer, 26 ix 2018
Photo: John Luck
Garden TQ699079, 05 v 2011
Photo: Neville Richardson
Garden Nr Bexhill, 05 v 2011
Photo: Neville Richardson
Partridge Green, 29 iv 2014
Photo: Olly Ellis
Partridge Green, 30 iv 2014
Photo: Olly Ellis
f. concolor
Wisborough Green, 16 v 2014
Photo: Dave and Penny Green
Rodmell, 06 vi 2015
Photo: Elliot Dowding
Ringmer, 05 v 2016
Photo: John Luck
Underside
Ringmer, 05 v 2016
Photo: John Luck
Pagham Harbour, vi 2006
Photo: Ivan Lang
, 30 ix 2006
Photo: Michael Blencowe
Friston Forest, 07 x 2009
Photo: Michael Blencowe
Bracklesham, 27 ix 2014
Photo: Derek Lee
