Tuesday, 5 September 2017
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This blog has been set up so local people can find out what is going on in the world of Moths, Butterflys and dragonflies in Calderdale.If you have any ID problems put up your photo's and someone will try and help you to id it.
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Charlie , might be worth looking for this one .,,,,if you know of any areas with a lot of Aspen....
Yes, I do know a few sites, will have to do some research on it.........
yes its a tricky one , if you have any info would be great to know what to look for...The old Yorkshire records may well not stand up for that much longer.....
With it being classed as E. nisella for all that time I'd assume its life cycle is the same - feeding on spun leaves in spring and emerging in summer. It may be quite scarce though?
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