2189 Twin-spotted Quaker (Orthosia munda) ([Denis & Schiffermüller], 1775) - (Noctuidae / Hadeninae)

  

Notes: Common in broad-leaved woodland and gardens, throughout England and Wales. Wingspan 38-44mm. Larva feeds on Sessile and Pedunculate Oak, Sallow, Aspen, Field Maple, Ash, Honeysuckle and Hop, over-wintering as a pupa.

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Records Received By Year

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Percentage of Total Records

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Phenology - Adult Records

Max records: 301
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Phenology - Larval Records

Max records: 10
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Winklebury, Basingstoke, North Hampshire VC12, 16/03/2004, Robinson 125W MV, Mike Wall (c) Mike Wall 2004 Winklebury, Basingstoke, Hampshire VC12, 18/03/2005, Robinson 125W MV, Mike Wall (c) Mike Wall 2005 Greywell, North Hampshire VC12, 02/04/2003, Skinner 125W MV, Pale form ab.<i>immaculata</i>, Paul Boswell (c) Mike Wall 2003 Basingstoke, Hampshire VC12, 18/03/2009, MV Light Trap, Mike Wall (c) Mike Wall 2009 Harewood Forest, Hampshire VC12, 27/05/2006, Field observation, Larva, Tim Norriss (c) Tim Norriss 2006 Reddings Inclosure, Forest of Dean, Monmouthshire, 31/05/2006, Field observation, Found on bramble, Dave Green (c) David G Green 2006
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