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Family: Noctuidae Sub-family: Hadeninae 2187 * Common Quaker * Orthosia cerasi Widespread, common Wingspan: 34-40mm. Can be variable Flight time: Can be seen from late January, main flight period March - May Habitat: woodlands, parks, hedgerows and gardens Larvae feed on a wide range of deciduous trees including Oak, sallows, birch, Hawthorn, Hazel. Similar: Small Quaker and Powdered Quaker |
Common Quaker, Orthosia cerasi
Adults: Ballingeary, Co. Cork, SW Ireland. March 2011. Larvae: Co. Limerick, July 2015