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2434 / 73.012 |
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Norfolk status
Widespread.
Striking brassy metallic bands on its forewings, typically these two bands are separated. The form tutti has the two vertical brassy bands on the
forewing joined forming an “H-shape”.
A valid separate species named Diachrysia stenochrysis also has the two vertical brassy bands on the forewing joined “H-shape”. It is thought that the "H" needs to be at least
3 millimetres wide for it to be considered stenochrysis.
Please note: It is not yet established that Diachrysia stenochrysis occurs in the UK.
If you are interested in collecting potential specimens to send for analysis, please click here for more info.Recorded in 66 (96%) of 69 10k Squares.
First Recorded in 1834.
Last Recorded in 2019.
Additional Stats
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Show Details | 1990 to 2018 | 2000 to 2018 |
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Hawk moths
