Sunday 6 July 2014

Blotched Emerald

Wingspan=24-28mm
Habitat=Mature oak woodland and gardens.
Larval Food Plant=Oaks and Hazel.
Flight Period=Jun-Jul

Species Description

The Blotched Emerald is a colorful and fairly pretty moth. It is fairly common throughout much of its natural habitats in south and central England. It is also found in Wales but is absent from Scotland. The Blotched Emeralds species is attracted to light. The markings on the Blotched Emeralds wings often make it look like a leaf. 

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