Flame Brocade Butterfly

Pictures gallery of Flame Brocade Butterfly

Trigonophora flammea FLAME BROCADE

The Lepidoptera Breeders Association is a UK based privately ran enterprise which supports and promotes the study of Moths and Butterflies by practical hands on

Rare Flame Brocade Moth From Mediterranean Makes Its Migration To

“I saw 10 that night and there have been recordings of 20 or more there every night since”, said Butterfly Conservation officer Michael Blencrowe. The Flame Brocade Moth

CBBC Newsround - UK heatwave brings in hundreds of rare moths

Rare flame brocade moths have started a new colony on the south coast of England, according to the charity Butterfly conservation. Experts say it's because

Indian Summer Deposits Moth Multitude - Butterfly Conservation

The last few days have seen the largest influx of the rare Flame Brocade moth for 130 years, with experts also believing it has now set up a colony at a secret site

Flame Brocade - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Flame Brocade (Trigonophora flammea) is a moth of the Noctuidae family. In October 2011 however, The charity Butterfly Conservation reported that the moth

Indian summer for moths that have invaded Britain | Mail Online

The organisation Butterfly Conservation said the rare flame brocade moth, whose usual home is Spain and France, has been spotted in its highest numbers for 130 years.

Heatwave brings rare moths to UK | Environment | guardian.co.uk

The rare flame brocade moth, Trigonophora flammea, normally found The discovery of large numbers of the purple-brown flame brocades was first made by Butterfly

BBC Nature - Rare flame brocade moth is established in the UK

The charity Butterfly Conservation says that the rare moth typically found in the Mediterranean has become established in the UK. The flame brocade moth

Rare Moths Flock to Warm Britain: Big Pic : Discovery News

The most significant immigrant may be the rare Flame Brocade, Butterfly Conservation said. Numbers of the purplish-brown moth with distinctive white wing flash are at

Indian summer sees exotic moths fly in | Environment | The Guardian

Michael Blencowe, Butterfly Conservation's officer for Sussex, and a friend, Graeme Lyons, first discovered the flame brocade when one turned up in a back