
- Generally Common / Widespread

ID pointers: A combination of long wings, slightly pointed towards the tip, a forewing colour that can be a variety of delicate pastel shades of cream, reddish brown or grey brown, powdered with a dusting of fine black speckles, all helps to distinguish this species from other spring moths. The kidney mark is prominent.
Distribution: A resident that is fairly common and widely distributed in Derbyshire. It is especially found in more moderate numbers in the south & east lowland areas of the county.
*** Last updated on 31 March 2025 by TD ***
Forewing: 15-19mm

IMAGES BELOW: Melbourne, Derbyshire – Tony Davison©

