Norfolk status Scarce in Norfolk. Coniferous woodland, plantations and sometimes isolated spruce trees. The strongly biciliate-fasciculate antenna of the male and in both sexes the pure white area of the hindwing, together with the lack of a developed ocellus in the forewing, distinguish pygmaeana from E. subsequana.
Record from Buxton Heath in 1996.
[BTS v2, p100]
Recorded in 4 (6%) of 69 10k Squares. First Recorded in 1874. Last Recorded in 1996.
Hawk moths
