Common
Marbled Carpet Dysstroma truncata (Hufnagel, 1767) ....... Formerly known as Chloroclysta truncata  |
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.....Very often a common moth, which
shows considerable variation in markings and
colouration. However, the form with the large tawny brown patch on the
forewing is by far the most common and regularly seen. Seems to be either totally absent or scarce,
south-east of the River Trent, which may be down to lack of recording
from that part of the county. |
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| Photographed at Gamston
Wood August 2013 |
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Photographed at Market
Warsop May 2014 |
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| Photographed at Sherwood
Forest CP September 2010 |
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Photographed at Lound
Wood August 2008 |
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Early stages |
| Full
grown larva on Thyme sp Thymus. Photographed at Market Warsop
April 2025. |
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| Full
grown larva on Goat Sallow Salix caprea. Photographed at
(Rufford) Vexation Lane August 2021. |
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Full grown larva on Honeysuckle Lonicera
periclymenum. Photographed at Sherwood Heath August 2021. |
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