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2079 Scarce Black Arches Nola aerugula

(Hübner, 1793)

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Scarce Black Arches  Nola aerugula (Adult)

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Argeles, S. France

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2079 Scarce Black Arches Nola aerugula

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2079 Scarce Black Arches Nola aerugula

(Hübner, 1793)

Wingspan 15-20 mm.

A rare migrant to Britain, although it was formerly resident in a small area of the Kentish coast. Nowadays it generally appears on the south and east coasts, averaging less than one record a year.

Abroad, it flies from June to August, and the larvae feed on bird's-foot trefoil (Lotus spp.) and clover (Trifolium).

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