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| (Linnaeus 1761) | (Linnaeus 1761) | (Linnaeus 1758) | (Linnaeus 1758) | (Linnaeus 1758) |
| Micropterigidae | Micropterigidae | Adelidae - Adelinae | Adelidae - Adelinae | Adelidae - Adelinae |
| Plain Gold - Micropterix calthella | Plain Gold - Micropterix calthella | Green Long-horn - Adela reaumurella | Green Long-horn - Adela reaumurella | Green Long-horn - Adela reaumurella |
| 1.005 BF 5 | 1.005 BF 5 | 7.006 BF 150 | 7.006 BF 150 | 7.006 BF 150 |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 7mm to 10mm. Flight Period: May and June. Habitat: Found in the damper parts of woodland rides, and clearings. Comment: Fairly common and well distributed throughout the UK. Adult moths are very gregarious. |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 15mm to 19mm. Flight Period: May and June. Habitat: Found on heaths, moorlands, country parks and gardens, where ever the larval foodplant is present. Comment: This species is fairly common throughout England, Wales and southern Scotland, and is localised in Ireland. |
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| (Linnaeus 1758) | (Linnaeus 1758) | (Zeller 1839) | (Zeller 1839) | (Zeller 1839) |
| Adelidae - Adelinae | Adelidae - Adelinae | Adelidae - Nematopogoninae | Adelidae - Nematopogoninae | Adelidae - Nematopogoninae |
| Yellow-barred Long-horn | Yellow-barred Long-horn | Sandy Long-horn - | Sandy Long-horn - | Sandy Long-horn - |
| Nemophora degeerella | Nemophora degeerella | Nematopogon Schwarziellus | Nematopogon Schwarziellus | Nematopogon Schwarziellus |
| 7.001 BF 150 | 7.001 BF 150 | 7.012 BF 141 | 7.012 BF 141 | 7.012 BF 141 |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 16mm to 23mm. Flight Period: May and June. Habitat: Found in the damper parts of wooded areas. females have much shorter antennae. Comment: Fairly common and throughout England and Wales, as far north as Cumbria. |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 14mm to 17mm. Flight Period: May and June. Habitat: Found in woods, hedgerows, sheltered moor and heath land. Comment: Fairly common and throughout the British Isles, and most of Ireland. |
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| (Linnaeus 1758) | (Linnaeus 1758) | (Linnaeus 1758) | (Haworth 1828) | (Haworth 1828) |
| Adelidae - Nematopogoninae | Adelidae - Nematopogoninae | Adelidae - Nematopogoninae | Adelidae - Nemopogoninae | Tineidae - Nemopogoninae |
| Large Long-horn - | Large Long-horn - | Large Long-horn - | Cork Moth | Cork Moth |
| Nematopogon Swammerdamella | Nematopogon Swammerdamella | Nematopogon Swammerdamella | Nemapogon cloacella | Nemapogon cloacella |
| 7.015 BF 140 | 7.015 BF 140 | 7.015 BF 140 | 12.016 BF 216 | 12.016 BF 216 |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 18mm to 21mm. Flight Period: May and June. Habitat: It's usual habitat is mature woodland. Comment: Fairly common and widespread throughout the British Isles, and Ireland. |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 10mm to 15mm. Flight Period: March through to September. Habitat: This species inhabits wooded places, with bract fungi, also in food storage warehouses and grain silo's etc. Comment: Fairly scattered and widespread throughout the British Isles. |
| (Haworth 1828) | (Haworth 1828) | (Denis & Schiffermuller) | (Denis & Schiffermuller) | |
| Tineidae - Tineinae | Tineidae - Tineinae | Tineidae - Niditinae | Tineidae - Niditinae | |
| Fulvous Clothes Moth - Tinea semifulvella | Fulvous Clothes Moth - Tinea semifulvella | Skin Moth - Monopsis laevigella | Skin Moth - Monopsis laevigella | |
| 12.032 BF 246 | 12.032 BF 246 | 12.036 BF 227 | 12.036 BF 227 | |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 14mm to 22mm. Flight Period: May through to September. Habitat: Wooded areas, and well established hedgerows are the habitats for this species. Comment: Fairly common over most of the British Isles. |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 13mm to 20mm. Flight Period: May through to September. Habitat: This species inhabits places with a good supply of animal remains and detritus. Comment: Fairly common and well distributed throughout the British Isles. |
Species 15.013 to 15.089 continued on the next page |
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Caterpillars are the larvae of Butterflies and Moths. The young of other insects are called larvae, or nymphs. Caterpillars have three basic sets of leg arrangements. |
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