The majority of the above moths have been recorded by local moth expert, Dr Bob Eeles, who has been carrying out systematic light trapping at Thrupp since 2003. His detailed records and data are summarised in an Excel spreadsheet, which can be found at the link below. |
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To find out more about any of the moths listed on this page, just select and copy the common, or latin name (the words in italics) and enter it in the search engine on the UK Moths website. Note, if one form of name does not work, then you should try the other. |
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Recorded species with no photograph |
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INCURVARIIDAE
TINEIDAE
SESIIDAE
TORTRICIDAE
CRAMBIDAE
PYRALIDAE
HEPIALIDAE
DREPANIDAE
THYATIRIDAE
GEOMETRIDAE
SPHINGIDAE
NOTODONTIDAE
LYMANTRIIDAE
ARCTIIDAE
NOLIDAE
NOCTUIDAE
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Related Links |
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ReferencesField Guide to the Moths of Great Britain and Ireland Paul Waring, Martin Townsend and Richard Lewington Published by British Wildlife Publishing, Gillingham, Dorset, 2003 ISBN 0 9531399 2 1 (paperback) ISBN 0 9531399 3 X (hardback) |
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Butterflies and Moths in Britain and Europe David Carter Published by Heinemann, London, in association with the British Museum (Natural History) 1982 ISBN 434 10965 7 |