Canary Shouldered Thorn Butterfly

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Canary-shouldered Thorn, red clover, Ennomos alniaria, Geometridae, Vivid yellow thorax Speckled Wood, Pararge aegeria, Butterfly, invertebrate, scruffy, weather

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As the canary shouldered thorn illustrates, it’s not only birds and mammals that are with recorders from groups such as London Natural History Society and Butterfly

Butterfly Conservation - Sussex Branch - PAGE TITLE

2008 Blunts Wood & Paiges Meadows LNR butterfly transect 2008 out-turn. Reading Other moths caught were Canary-shouldered Thorn, Large Thorn (2), 2nd Gen Light Emerald (4),

Moths and Butterflies - Picos de Europa - Trip Report 2008

However, there is no doubt that the more flamboyant species such as Canary-shouldered Thorn Important note: in Spain it is ILLEGAL to use a butterfly net or moth trap

Attenborough Nature Reserve - Watching wildlife around the world

Another butterfly is the Speckled Wood which has become more abundant on the Canary Shouldered Thorn Dusky Thorn: Early Thorn Lunar Thorn Swallow-tailed Moth

Butterflies and moths : a collection by Jon Lees (Showing 0 - 75

Canary-shouldered Thorn, red clover, Ennomos alniaria, Geometridae, Vivid yellow thorax Green Veined White Butterfly, Pieris napi, spots, butterfly, white, garden

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Canary-shouldered Thorn, Ashdown Forest, 25 Sep (Steve Wheatley) Blunts Wood & Paiges Meadows weekly butterfly transect. In windy but generally sunny conditions, the

Ennomos alniaria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Canary-shouldered Thorn (Ennomos alniaria) is a moth of the family Geometridae. The species can be found in Europe. The wingspan is 34–42 mm. The length of the

Cheshire Moths - Butterfly Conservation

Early Thorn: Selenia dentaria: Plain Golden Y: Autographa jota: Scalloped Hazel: Odontopera bidentata: Canary-shouldered Thorn: Ennomos alniaria: Spectacle: Abrostola tripartita

Butterflies and Moths - Picos de Europa, Spain - Trip Report 2005

Butterflies and Moths - Picos de Europa - Trip Report 2005 by Teresa Farino we trapped two species of Cossidae - Goat and Leopard Moths -: Canary-shouldered Thorn