B&F: 0136
ABH: 9.003
Status: Resident
Distribution/Abundance:
Rare - no modern records
Primary Habitat: Woodland,
gardens, allotments
Wingspan: 9-12mm
Flight Period: May
- early July
Observations: The
larva feeds initially in the flower receptacle and subsequently in
the buds and shoots of Raspberry and other closely related plants
such as Loganberry. Last county record was 24.vi.1937 at Kettering (SP88).
The adult moth may be attracted to light but can also be flying in
the afternoon, and is reasonably widespread throughout the rest of
the UK.
Confusion Species:
L.O.N.: Castor &
near Corby, 20th June to 4th July
First Record: 1909,
Wallis
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