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True Lover's Knot moth, Dundreggan 18294 391 Dundreggan moth traps True Lover's Knot (Lycophotia porphyrea) is a moth of the Noctuidae family. A distinctive chestnut colour with black and white markings, often with a purplish tinge. Photo taken by David Palmar as part of a moth trapping session at the Scottish Entomologists' Gathering in Dundreggan. 24 June 2023
True Lover's Knot, Insh Marshes 18459 9 Speyside near Aviemore and Newtonmore True Lover's Knot (Lycophotia porphyrea) is a moth of the family Noctuidae. A moorland and heathland species, occurring widely over the whole of Britain and often the commonest of the Noctuidae in these habitats. Photo taken by David Palmar at Insh Marshes. 29 July 2023
True Lover's Knot moth at the Howietown Heritage and Nature Sanctuary, Old Sauchie 17647 385 Stirlingshire - Howietown and Old Sauchie True Lover's Knot (Lycophotia porphyrea) moth at the Howietown Heritage and Nature Sanctuary Charitable Trust, Old Sauchie 06 August 2022
True Lover's Knot, Cashel 15147 216 Loch Lomond - East Loch Lomond True Lover's Knot (Lycophotia porphyrea) at Cashel, East Loch Lomond 17 August 2019
Knotgrass Moth caterpillar on Meadow Cranesbill 14605 305 CEP - Ayrshire A Knot Grass Moth caterpillar (Acronicta rumicis) feeding on Meadow Cranesbill (Geranium pratense). Knot grass caterpillars feed on a range of herbaceous plants, and can regularly be seen foraging during the day. Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar in 1981. 16 August 1981
Cinnabar Moth caterpillars, Kelvindale 18947 371 Glasgow - Kelvindale moths Cinnabar Moth caterpillars (Tyria jacobaeae) feeding from Common Ragwort (Jacobaea vulgaris) at Kelvindale. Cinnarbar Moth caterpillars can often be spotted on ragwort, their most preferred food source. The bright colouring of the Cinnabar Moth caterpillar acts as a warning to potential predators by indicating that they are poisonous. The poison can only build up in the caterpillar by feeding from ragwort. 19 July 2024
Cinnabar Moth caterpillar, Kelvindale 18946 371 Glasgow - Kelvindale moths Cinnabar Moth caterpillars (Tyria jacobaeae) feeding from Common Ragwort (Jacobaea vulgaris) at Kelvindale. Cinnarbar Moth caterpillars can often be spotted on ragwort, their most preferred food source. The bright colouring of the Cinnabar Moth caterpillar acts as a warning to potential predators by indicating that they are poisonous. The poison can only build up in the caterpillar by feeding from ragwort. 19 July 2024
Common White Wave moth, Dundreggan 18308 391 Dundreggan moth traps The Common White Wave (Cabera pusaria) is a moth from the family Geometridae and is commonly distributed throughout Britain. Often confused with the Common Wave (Cabera exanthemata), but is generally whiter with more parallel cross-lines on the forewing. Photo taken by David Palmar as part of a moth trapping session at the Scottish Entomologists' Gathering in Dundreggan. 24 June 2023
Buff Ermine moth, Dundreggan 18307 391 Dundreggan moth traps The Buff Ermine (Spilarctia luteum) is a moth from the family Erebidae. The forewings are a yellowish-buff to whitish-buff colour. The number and size of the black dots on the wings vary but a distinctive diagonal row of elongated spots running from the forewing tip to trailing edge can distinguish it from the White Ermine. Photo taken by David Palmar as part of a moth trapping session at the Scottish Entomologists' Gathering in Dundreggan. 24 June 2023
BeautIful Brocade moth, Dundreggan 18306 391 Dundreggan moth traps The Beautiful Brocade (Lacanobia contigua) is a moth from the family Noctuidae. Distributed widely, but locally and discontinuously, over a large part of Britain. Photo taken by David Palmar as part of a moth trapping session at the Scottish Entomologists' Gathering in Dundreggan. 24 June 2023

True Lover's Knot moth, Dundreggan

18294

391

Dundreggan moth traps

True Lover's Knot (Lycophotia porphyrea) is a moth of the Noctuidae family. A distinctive chestnut colour with black and white markings, often with a purplish tinge. Photo taken by David Palmar as part of a moth trapping session at the Scottish Entomologists' Gathering in Dundreggan.

24 June 2023

True Lover's Knot, Insh Marshes

18459

Speyside near Aviemore and Newtonmore

True Lover's Knot (Lycophotia porphyrea) is a moth of the family Noctuidae. A moorland and heathland species, occurring widely over the whole of Britain and often the commonest of the Noctuidae in these habitats. Photo taken by David Palmar at Insh Marshes.

29 July 2023

True Lover's Knot moth at the Howietown Heritage and Nature Sanctuary, Old Sauchie

17647

385

Stirlingshire - Howietown and Old Sauchie

True Lover's Knot (Lycophotia porphyrea) moth at the Howietown Heritage and Nature Sanctuary Charitable Trust, Old Sauchie

06 August 2022

True Lover's Knot, Cashel

15147

216

Loch Lomond - East Loch Lomond

True Lover's Knot (Lycophotia porphyrea) at Cashel, East Loch Lomond

17 August 2019

Knotgrass Moth caterpillar on Meadow Cranesbill

14605

305

CEP - Ayrshire

A Knot Grass Moth caterpillar (Acronicta rumicis) feeding on Meadow Cranesbill (Geranium pratense). Knot grass caterpillars feed on a range of herbaceous plants, and can regularly be seen foraging during the day. Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar in 1981.

16 August 1981

Cinnabar Moth caterpillars, Kelvindale

18947

371

Glasgow - Kelvindale moths

Cinnabar Moth caterpillars (Tyria jacobaeae) feeding from Common Ragwort (Jacobaea vulgaris) at Kelvindale. Cinnarbar Moth caterpillars can often be spotted on ragwort, their most preferred food source. The bright colouring of the Cinnabar Moth caterpillar acts as a warning to potential predators by indicating that they are poisonous. The poison can only build up in the caterpillar by feeding from ragwort.

19 July 2024

Cinnabar Moth caterpillar, Kelvindale

18946

371

Glasgow - Kelvindale moths

19 July 2024

Common White Wave moth, Dundreggan

18308

391

Dundreggan moth traps

The Common White Wave (Cabera pusaria) is a moth from the family Geometridae and is commonly distributed throughout Britain. Often confused with the Common Wave (Cabera exanthemata), but is generally whiter with more parallel cross-lines on the forewing. Photo taken by David Palmar as part of a moth trapping session at the Scottish Entomologists' Gathering in Dundreggan.

24 June 2023

Buff Ermine moth, Dundreggan

18307

391

Dundreggan moth traps

The Buff Ermine (Spilarctia luteum) is a moth from the family Erebidae. The forewings are a yellowish-buff to whitish-buff colour. The number and size of the black dots on the wings vary but a distinctive diagonal row of elongated spots running from the forewing tip to trailing edge can distinguish it from the White Ermine. Photo taken by David Palmar as part of a moth trapping session at the Scottish Entomologists' Gathering in Dundreggan.

24 June 2023

BeautIful Brocade moth, Dundreggan

18306

391

Dundreggan moth traps

The Beautiful Brocade (Lacanobia contigua) is a moth from the family Noctuidae. Distributed widely, but locally and discontinuously, over a large part of Britain. Photo taken by David Palmar as part of a moth trapping session at the Scottish Entomologists' Gathering in Dundreggan.

24 June 2023

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