Coleophora
flavipennella (Duponchel,
1843)  |
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.....Presently an uncommon species in Nottinghamshire,
but there must be a large element of under-recording. As with many Coleophora moths,
the adults often require dissection to obtain an identification, meaning
that they are generally left well alone by recorders. But Coleophora
identification is usually much easier by the larval cases. |
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| Adult, reared ex-Clumber
Park larval case. Photographed May 2025
(Cases kindly supplied by
Nick and Samantha Brownley) |
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Over-wintering larval cases (2.5mm), photographed at Clumber Park March and April 2025
(Cases kindly supplied by
Nick and Samantha Brownley) |
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| Larval
case, made within 24 hours of emerging from overwintering, photographed
at Clumber Park April 2025 (Cases kindly supplied by
Nick and Samantha Brownley) |
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| Mature larval
case, photographed
at Clumber Park late April 2025 (Cases kindly supplied by
Nick and Samantha Brownley) |
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