Heath button moth
WebThe map below shows the distribution of records of Acleris hyemana ( Heath Button) within Kent. Use the control below to show data for a certain time period. If you've got a dot to … WebAcleris hyemana (Heath Button) - Norfolk Micro Moths - The micro moths of Norfolk. Login Tortricidae : Tortricinae Prev Next Upload a Photo < Acleris hastiana Acleris ferrugana …
Heath button moth
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WebLocally fairly common on heaths and moorland in Shropshire and Staffordshire, rare in south of region. Calluna vulgaris, Erica spp. Vaccinium myrtillus with larva feeding from June to August in a web in the shoots.. Recorded in 26 (19%) of 140 10k Squares. First Recorded in 1887. Last Recorded in 2024. (Data up to end 2024) byron howard sculptorWebThe larvae spin shelter around top shoots and flowers. Identification: The moth is a narrow winged, narrow shouldered Acleris with a straight or slightly concave termen and acute apex. The basic pattern does not vary but is subject to a varied balance between the silvery, the yellow, orange or reddish brown and the black speckling. More Info byron howzell facebookWeb49.082 Acleris hyemana (Heath Button) ws: 12-19mm; Sep-Apr; heathers ( Calluna/Erica spp); common on heath and moor throughout GB Synonym: Peronea mixtana (Pierce … clothinggraphics.comWebThe Daily Moth 774. Acleris hyemana (‘Heath Button’) is a heath-loving tortrix that overwinters as an adult, so is flying again now. Its caterpillars are targeted by the stunning, rare Purbeck Mason Wasp (pictured) which, in the UK, occurs solely in Dorset. byron howlettWebAn unmistakable and attractive moth whose English name comes from the heart-shaped markings in the central part of the forewings. The scientific names refer to the two circular markings next to the ‘heart’ on the forewings, Dicycla meaning ‘two-circle’, and oo literally meaning ‘double O’. The species is single-brooded and eggs are laid in July on twigs in … byron hoyleWebWingspan 22-30 mm. Inhabiting heaths, moorland and open woodland, this rather variable species flies during the day, sometimes abundantly in sunshine. It is common throughout Britain, and appears in May and June, sometimes again in August in the south. The caterpillars, which are equally variable, feed on heather ( Calluna ), heath ( Erica) and ... byron howard películasWebDistribution of Heath Button moth –time lag with management for structural diversity in heath • Limited dispersal ability –400m, very specific habitat requirements • Legacy? Need strategic look at where to create habitat (geology, water, vegetation, existing popns) for population to spread into in good years clothing graphic print size