RDB3

A resident and suspected occasional immigrant in the east where adults usually occur singly or sparingly at mv light and larvae are sometimes fairly common; a very rare immigrant to the west. Single-brooded, flying mainly from mid-June to early August. Larvae feed on withered leaves of beech, oak and hornbeam. (Pratt, 2011)

Etchingham, 29 vi 2011
Photo: Caroline Moore

Knepp Estate, 05 vi 2017
Photo: Penny Green

Knepp Estate, 05 vi 2017
Photo: Penny Green

Worthing, 24 vi 2017
Photo: Charles Waters

West Ashling, 07 vii 2017
Photo: Sue Davies

Friston Forest, 22 vi 2008
Photo: Michael Blencowe

Bracklesham, 27 vi 2011
Photo: Derek Lee

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