Four Dotted Footman Butterfly

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Butterfly Conservation - Sussex Branch - PAGE TITLE

Send Sussex butterfly and moth sightings to sighting 'at' sussex in Abbots Wood (where highlights included Beautiful Golden Y and Four-dotted Footman

Catfield Fen, Norfolk - Butterfly Conservation

Butterfly Conservation is a British charity devoted to saving butterflies, moths Small Dotted Footman ; Fenn's Wainscot ; Reed Leopard ; Dotted Footman ; Flame Wainscot

Macro Moths page 1 - A nature observer's scrapbook of the diverse

Four-dotted Footman Cybosia mesomella. The placing of the tiny black dots on the wing is a The widely varying pupation period of different moth and butterfly species helps

This year National Moth Night was held on 23

species, including Blotched Emerald and Four-dotted Footman. This was, however The Dorset Branch of Butterfly Conservation set up their displays at the

East Midlands Branch - Moths Species in East Midlands

Four-dotted Footman: Cyclophora albipunctata: Birch Mocha: Cyclophora linearia Butterfly Conservation: Company limited by guarantee, registered in England

List of moths of Great Britain (Arctiidae) - Wikipedia, the free

Cybosia mesomella Four-dotted Footman — throughout (localized) Pelosia muscerda Dotted Footman — east (Red Data Book) Pelosia obtusa Small Dotted Footman — east (Red Data

Borders Group Newsletter Autumn 2010

Small Purple-barred, Four-dotted Footman, Bordered Sallow, Ochreous Pug, Butterfly Conservation is a non-profit making company limited by guarantee

Butterfly Conservation Kent Branch Website For Moths - Kent Moth

Kentmoths.org represents the Kent Branch of the British Butterfly Conservation Four-dotted Footman: Common

UK Butterflies - Reports

Identify a Butterfly; Identify an Egg; Identify a Caterpillar; Identify a Chrysalis Four-dotted Footman: 10485: 2051: Lithosia quadra: Four-spotted Footman: 10487: 2049

Lepidoptera recorded at the RSPB's Arne Nature Reserve, Wareham

A total of 34 butterfly species, 430 'macro'-moths and 366 'micros' have been Four-dotted Footman Cybosia mesomella and Beautiful Hook-tip Laspeyria flexula, were