Pterodroma
08-Jun-10, 20:41
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Glaucous Shears is a locally distributed species which is found on moorland where the larvae feed on such plants as bog-myrtle, creeping willow, bilberry and heather. The adult flies between May and July having over winter as a pupa underground.
Glaucous Shears is a locally distributed species which is found on moorland where the larvae feed on such plants as bog-myrtle, creeping willow, bilberry and heather. The adult flies between May and July having over winter as a pupa underground.