Ypsolopha
parenthesella (Linnaeus,
1761)  |
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.....Probably much under-recorded in the county. Sherwood Forest seems to be the
stronghold for this common moth, but it is present in
many north Nottinghamshire woodlands and should be found more widely
over much of the county. |
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| Photographed at Gamston
Wood September 2013 |
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Photographed at Red Hill
September 2004 |
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Early stages |
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Full-grown larva on Birch Betula pendula. Photographed by Nick
and Samantha Brownley at Kirkby-in-Ashfield May 2025. |
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