Bramble Shoot Moth - Notocelia uddmanniana
Alt Name
Epiblema uddmanniana
Description
Easily distinguished by the chocolate-brown blotch on the forewing, contrasting with a greyish brown ground colour.
Identification difficulty
Habitat
Woodland and hedgerows where Bramble occurs.
When to see it
Adults are on the wing in June and July.
Life History
The food plants are Bramble, and other Rubus species.
UK Status
A common and widely distributed species in Britain.
VC55 Status
Fairly common in Leicestershire and Rutland. L&R Moth Group status = A (common and resident)
Reference
49.294 BF1175
David NichollsUlverscroft21 June 2014
Graham CalowSapcote garden111 July 2013
Graham CalowSapcote garden112 June 2014
David NichollsUlverscroft NR12 July 2008
David NichollsMartinshaw Wood23 June 2007
egatenThurlaston garden09 July 2016
Rod BakerWigston11 July 2013
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AJ CannKnighton28 June 2018
AJ CannKnighton28 June 2018 Harecroft Crescent Sapcote SP49019371 (taken 2.7.2010).JPG)
Graham CalowSapcote garden102 July 2010
David NichollsRatby garden03 September 2011
David NichollsRatby garden03 September 2011
Kate NightingaleRough Hill03 August 2016
Graham CalowSapcote garden112 June 2014
 Harecroft Crescent Sapcote SP49019371 (taken 2.7.2010).JPG)
