70.085 BF1765 - Geometridae - Larentiinae - Cidaria fulvata - Barred Yellow
Adult Macro: CAT 1 - Distinctive species unlikely to be confused with others -
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- Generally Common / Widespread
Taxonomy: Macro >> Geometridae
ID Difficulty:
- easy to identify, generally distinctive and unlikely to be confused with other species.
ID pointers: An unmistakeable moth. Bright yellow with a strong coppery brown central cross-band on the forewing and large creamy blotches at the wing tip.
Distribution: A resident species that is not common but widely distributed throughout Derbyshire. Found mainly in southern and eastern areas of the county. Rather scarce in the north.
Flight Period: July / August / - On the wing between July – August.
Moth Activity: Nocturnal
Photographed: Yes - Photographed By: Tony Davison © All Rights Reserved *** Last updated on 11 March 2025 by RP ***
Wingspan: 20-25mm
Forewing: 12-14mm
Food Plant: Dog Rose
Recorded dates for Common [
Blue-coded ] moths are not stored on the website at this current time.
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Barred Yellow - Melbourne - Tony Davison©
Barred Yellow - Melbourne - Tony Davison©