
- Generally Common / Widespread

ID pointers: An obvious and distinctive looking British hawk-moth. Attractively marked with large patches of dark olive-green within the central forewing, sometimes forming a cross-band. The forewing is distinctively scalloped along the trailing edge. The abdomen tip is often held upwards at rest.
Distribution: A resident that is uncommon and locally distributed throughout Derbyshire. It does seem to be well established in the southern lowlands.
*** Last updated on 6 April 2025 by TD ***

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