| Status
        .....There used to be a great deal of uncertainty 
		regarding this moth in Nottinghamshire and until recently, it did seem to be genuinely scarce or 
		even 
		rare at one point. Misidentification with Heart and Dart or Turnip Moth 
		is 
		likely, but Heart and Club is notably smaller and the male's antennae is 
		two thirds pectinate (feathered) basally. Many county records submitted 
		in the past, didn't get accepted because of having no supporting 
		evidence such as a specimen or a good photograph, so determining the true status of this moth in Nottinghamshire 
		is quite difficult, but it would appear to show a tendancy for 
		Trent Valley sites close to Nottingham and is only occasional elsewhere, 
		but has been recorded the length of the county. 
 A note on Broadholme records: 
		Broadholme is in vice county VC56 of Nottinghamshire (which is covered 
		by www.eakringbirds.com), but not in the administrative county of 
		Nottinghamshire on which  the county's moth records are based by 
		the county macromoth recorder. As such, no Broadholme records appear in 
		any county reports, but they are officially recognised by Butterfly 
		Conservation as being Nottinghamshire records.
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