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- Significant Record / Very Rare / Vagrant
- difficult to identify - detailed examination required, often a Gen Det and/or specimen and quality photographs are required.Confusion Species: Ear Moth, Saltern Ear Moth, Large Ear Moth
ID pointers: The Ear moth trio are very difficult to identify from each other so it is recommended that Ear Moth, Saltern Ear and Large Ear, are recorded as Ear Moth agg, unless there is evidence to support the record otherwise.
Distribution: (First record: 28/08/1993 at Mellor ) - (Last record: 28/08/1993 at Mellor ) - A very rare county species and current status uncertain. First and only county record was 28th August 1993, Mellor recorded by Ian F. Smith – Gen Det by I. Lorimer. Primarily a coastal species.
Forewing: 14-16mm
Last Recorded Date: 28/08/1993
Last Recorded By: Ian F. Smith / I.Lorimer Gen Det
Last Recorded General Area: Mellor
First Recorded Date: 28/08/1993
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