73.336 BF2139 – Red Chestnut – Noctuidae – Cerastis rubricosa

 

Red Chestnut Noctuidae – Noctuinae – Cerastis rubricosav – colour code

STATUS – A resident that is widely distributed and locally common in Derbyshire. Present in all areas of the county but largest numbers found in the lowland areas of South Derbyshire.

ID POINTERS – A spring moth with ground colour of the forewing a rich chestnut red or dark brown with a pale dusting of light grey. A straight leading edge to the wing, slightly curved at the tip. The oval and kidney marks are nondescript.

FLIGHT PERIOD – On the wing March – May

IMAGES – Melbourne, Derbyshire – Tony Davison©

Red Chestnut

 

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