Pterodroma
13-Jun-10, 10:17
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This micro moth does not have an English name. Not originally a British species it was accidentally introduced and is now widespread, its success probably based on the fact that the larvae feed on a wide range of food including leaf-litter, vegetation and stored products. Comes to light in May and June, and has also been recorded in the County at the end of August.
This micro moth does not have an English name. Not originally a British species it was accidentally introduced and is now widespread, its success probably based on the fact that the larvae feed on a wide range of food including leaf-litter, vegetation and stored products. Comes to light in May and June, and has also been recorded in the County at the end of August.