| Psychoides
        filicivora (Meyrick,
        1937)  | 
    
        | Status
        .....Has proved to be quite common, if looked for in Nottinghamshire. Psychoides
        filicivora is typically a moth of coastal areas, but
        is now found increasingly inland through the use of ferns in
        horticulture. Sometimes found indoors on potted ferns at
        all times of the year. The larval cases can be found on a
        range of Ferns, including Asplenium trichomanes growing
        on the riverside walls of Newark Castle and Southwell Minster. Even very 
		isolated plants can host larvae. | 
    
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        | Adult, photographed at 
		Southwell December 2023 | 
    
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        | Adults reared
        ex-larvae, photographed early December 2010 | 
    
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        | Leaf mines
        photographed on Polypodium sp at Mapperley
        Nottingham, October 2010 | 
    
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        | Larval cases
        photographed at Mapperley Nottingham, October 2010 | 
    
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        | Larva
        (removed from case) photographed at Mapperley Nottingham,
        October 2010 | 
    
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        | Larva in 
		unheated greenhouse on Asplenium scolopendrium (Hart's-tongue 
		Fern), photographed at Normanton, Southwell, March 2025 | 
    
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