UK Status
Resident. Common S,C,(N).
Montgomeryshire
Status
This is a species which seems to have become more
common in recent years. It was recorded in low numbers up to 1989 then
wasn't seen again until 2005. Since then it has been seen in most years
with numbers steadly increasing.
Wingspan
: M
& F, 40-46mm.
Confusion
species
Clouded-bordered Brindle. |
Flight
time (Montgomeryshire)
Habitat
Broadleaved woodland and long established scrub, also found in some
gardens and parkland.
Foodplant
Grasses.
Lifestage data
Overwinters as a larva, probably close to the ground. Larva
Aug-early March, feeding at night. Pupates in a cocoon on the soil. |
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