(Fabricius 1794) | (Fabricius 1794) | (Lienig & Zeller 1846) | (Lienig & Zeller 1846) | |
Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | |
Dark Triangle Button? | Dark Triangle Button? | Strawberry Tortrix? | Strawberry Tortrix? | |
Acleris laterana | Acleris laterana | Acleris comariana | Acleris comariana | |
49.066 BF 1038 | 49.066 BF 1038 | 49.065 BF 1039 | 49.065 BF 1039 | |
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Can you tell which is which?
The Strawberry Tortrix and the Dark Triangle Button are very difficult to tell apart, without genitalia dissection, or DNA sequencing. Their flight periods overlap, and because seasonal conditions vary, the date a specimen is observed is not a reliable indicator for identification. |
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(Fabricius 1775) | (Fabricius 1775) | (Fabricius 1775) | (Fabricius 1794) | (Lienig & Zeller 1846) |
Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae |
Notch-wing Button | Notch-wing Button | Notch-wing Button | Dark Triangle Button | Strawberry Tortrix |
Acleris emargana | Acleris emargana | Acleris emargana | Acleris laterana | Acleris comariana |
49.071 BF 1062 | 49.071 BF 1062 | 49.071 BF 1062 | 49.066 BF 1038 | 49.065 BF 1039 |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 18mm to 22mm. Flight Period: July to September. Habitat: Parks, woodlands gardens and other places with trees. The larvae feed on the leaves and shoots of a wide variety of trees. Comment: This moth is fairly common in the southern half of Britain, becoming scarcer further north. |
Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 13mm to 20mm. Flight Period: Flying in June and July, and again in August. Habitat: Habitats for this moth are quite varied, including parks, gardens, wood land, heaths, commons. Comment: Common and widespread throughout most of the UK. They are extremely variable in appearance. |
Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 13mm to 20mm. Flight Period: Flying in June and July, and again in August to November. Habitat: Habitats for this moth are numerous, and are similar to laterana.. Comment: Common and widespread throughout most of the UK. They are extremely variable in appearance. |
(Denis & Schiffermuller 1775) | (Denis & Schiffermuller 1775) | (Denis & Schiffermuller 1775) | (Denis & Schiffermuller 1775) | (Denis & Schiffermuller 1775) |
Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae |
Garden Rose Tortrix | Garden Rose Tortrix | Garden Rose Tortrix | Garden Rose Tortrix | Garden Rose Tortrix |
Acleris variegana | Acleris variegana | Acleris variegana | Acleris variegana | Acleris variegana |
49.077 BF 1048 | 49.077 BF 1048 | 49.077 BF 1048 | 49.077 BF 1048 | 49.077 BF 1048 |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 14mm to 18mm. Flight Period: July to September, probably in one protracted brood. Habitat: Habitat types are numerous, and can be virtually any where where tree's and shrubs occur. Comment: This moth is fairly common in the UK. |
(Linnaeus 1758) | (Linnaeus 1758) | (Linnaeus 1758) | (Linnaeus 1758) | |
Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | Tortricidae - Tortricinae | |
Brassy Tortrix | Brassy Tortrix | Brassy Tortrix | Brassy Tortrix | |
Eulia ministrana | Eulia ministrana | Eulia ministrana | Eulia ministrana | |
49.090 BF 1015 | 49.090 BF 1015 | 49.090 BF 1015 | 49.090 BF 1015 | |
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Status: Resident in UK. Wing Span: 15mm. Flight Period: May and June. Habitat: They inhabit woodlands, hedgerows, parks and gardens where there are suitable trees for the larvae to feed on. Comment: This moth is a fairly common throughout most of Britain. |
Species 49.091 to
49.157
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