74.003 BF2077 – Short-cloaked Moth – Nolidae – Nola cucullatella

 

Short-cloaked MothNolidae Nolinae – Nola cucullatella – colour code

STATUS – A resident species in Derbyshire that is widely distributed and locally common. Although recorded from all areas, it is predominantly a lowland species, with largest densities in the southern lowlands of the county.

ID POINTERS – A small triangular shaped moth that could be over looked as a geometrid species. The moth gets its name from the dark greyish brown, sharply demarcated base to the forewings. Bordered with black and gives the appearance of a short cloaked effect when at rest.

FLIGHT PERIOD – On the wing June – August.

IMAGES – Melbourne, South Derbyshire – Tony Davison©

Short-cloaked Moth

 

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