70.240 BF1920 – Scalloped Hazel – Geometridae – Odontopera bidentata

 

Scalloped HazelGeometridae – Ennominae – Odontopera bidentata – colour code

STATUS – Generally common and widely distributed throughout Derbyshire. More so in the south of the county where highest densities occur in the Trent Valley and the Coal Measure areas.
 
 ID POINTERS – Holds wings flat and open at rest. A large moth with strongly scalloped forewing edges that are irregularly patterned. A prominent central wing spot and two dark cross-lines that are tipped and fringed with white flecks and dashes. The general ground colour is grey-brown or yellowish-brown with a contrasting central wing panel.
 
 FLIGHT PERIOD –  On the wing may – June
 
IMAGES – Melbourne, Derbyshire – Images by Tony Davison© 
 
 
 
 Scalloped Hazel
 
 
 
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