| Key to Text | Moths of
Northamptonshire |
Key to Map |
| Twin-spotted Quaker Orthosia munda |
| Status:
Resident. Distribution and Abundance: Common. Primary Habitat: Woodland. Flight Period: Single brooded in March and April. Observations: A range of variably coloured and marked forms occur in the county and ab. immaculata, in which the black twin-spots are absent, is not uncommon. I have found caterpillars of this species a number of times by day in June secreted in bark crevices on oak. L.O.N.: Undated. Castle Ashby, near Peterborough. First Record: 1859, Sturgess. |
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