Ennomos alniaria:
First one ever in the garden and my fifth Thorn species of the summer, so very happy.
Wingspan 38-42 mm.
Aptly named after the canary-yellow thorax, or 'shoulders', this is a fairly common species all over Britain.
It has a single generation which flies from July to October, and is regularly attracted to artificial light.
It frequents woodland, gardens and a range of other habitats, and the larvae feed on a variety of deciduous trees.
First one ever in the garden and my fifth Thorn species of the summer, so very happy.
Wingspan 38-42 mm.
Aptly named after the canary-yellow thorax, or 'shoulders', this is a fairly common species all over Britain.
It has a single generation which flies from July to October, and is regularly attracted to artificial light.
It frequents woodland, gardens and a range of other habitats, and the larvae feed on a variety of deciduous trees.
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