Irish moths
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Family: Noctuidae Sub-family: Hermininae
ABH 72.055 Widespread, common Wingspan: 24-28mm. Outer cross-line curved, extending to wing tip Flight time: June-August Habitat: Broadleaved woodland, hedgerows, gardens, scrub Larvae feed on the fresh and withered leaves of various trees including Oak and Birch, also Bramble and Travellers-joy Similar: The Fan-foot. Outer cross-line +/- straight |
Photographs: Ballingeary, Co. Cork, SW Ireland. 2010