Microlepidoptera review of 2005

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by  J R (John@langmaidj Freeserve Co Uk) Langmaid

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MICROLEPIDOPTERAREVIEW2005 241
MICROLEPIDOPTERA REVIEW OF 2005
1J. R. Langmaid and2M. R. Young
1Wilverley, 1DorritaClose,Southsea,HampshireP04ONY.([email protected]
2CultertyFieldStation,DepartmentofZoology, UniversityofAberdeen,Newburgh,AberdeenshireAB416AA.
([email protected]
Abstract
NoteworthyrecordsofmicrolepidopteramadeintheBritishIslesduring2005 aresummarised.
These include Dichelia histrionana (Frol.), Euchromius cambridgei (Zell.), Sciota rhenella
(Zinck.), Stenoptila annadactyla Sutter and Emmelina argoteles (Meyr.) new to the British
Islesandseveralnewvice-countyrecords.
Introduction
Our knowledge ofthe distribution and status ofBritain’s microlepidoptera has once
more been significantly extended by the efforts of 70 recorders and we are most
grateful for their information, so freely given. It seems astounding that new records
can continue to accumulate at an undiminished rate but there are roughly 1500
species and 112 vice-counties and soperhaps thereis much scope forfuture work. If
moths are extending theirrange then this could account formany ofthe new records
but there remains much infilling as well, so that those of us who enjoy the simple
pleasure of making ‘new’ records have years of pleasure ahead. Nearly 90 species
havebeenrecordedasnewto Britain sincethisreviewbegan in 1980.
We have been gently taken to task for not referring explicitly to cases where
species have changed their names and we acknowledge that this can indeed be less
than helpful. Nevertheless, this is not intended to be a taxonomic review and we do
nothave spacefordetaileddiscussion ofsuchchanges. Langmaid andAgassiz (2005
Ent. Rec. 117:143-147) have collated changes that are needed to update Bradley
(2000), which is the checklist that we use, and readers should refer directly that that
collation. However, we do intend to make very brief reference to name changes in
future andwehavealsoaddedthefamiliarsynonyms ofspeciesinthecurrentreview
that have recently changed (for example, there is an entry for ‘Narycia duplicella
(Goeze) (= monilifera Geoff.)’). Name changes are frequently confusing and may
seemunnecessarybut a significantnumberoccurwhena speciesgroupis splitup (as
has happened recently with some plumes), or are needed to clarify which species is
actuallybeing studied. Wecannotavoid them.
The year 2005 was generally both drier and warmer than the long-term average,
and included some extreme conditions. January and early February were mild, with
high rainfall in the south but little elsewhere; however, late February turned
significantly colderwith snow thatextended into early March. Thereafterthat month
was both drier, warmer and more cloudy than usual. April brought welcome average
temperatures and rainfall but May was very dry. It was also an average temperature
butinthecontextofthe warmersprings ofrecentyears April andMay seemedrather
chilly at times. In June the temperature rose to well above average and there was
very littlerain, exceptin the north. Afteracloudy start there was then a spell ofvery
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hot weather in July, well above the long-term average, but with significant rain in the
south andeast, including thunderstorms. Augustwas average intemperature and again
dry, exceptforsomeparts ofthe south and inEastAnglia, before areturnto unusually
warm conditions in September. October was wet, cloudy and cool in the north and
west, but warm in the south and east. The warm weather persisted into Novemberbut
turnedcoldinthe secondhalfofthemonth, withaveragerainfalleverywhereexceptin
thedry south-eastcomer. Finally, Decemberwascool inthe southbutunusually warm
further north and with low rainfall everywhere. The warmest days were in London in
mid July, reaching 33°C, and the coldest in the central Highlands in February. In
January gales well above 1OOmph battered the Outer Hebrides and western Scotland
and extreme rainstorms flooded many places, including Shap, with 225mm falling in
three days, and Carlisle, with 109mm in a day in October. Many places had some
episodesofdeepsnowfall, including50cminDurhaminFebruary.
Over the last ten years our microlepidopterahave generally had to cope with drier
conditions in the south and east, but wetter winters in the north and west. The
winters have been unusually mild everywhere, with reduced snow cover, and the
summers have been hot. The easily observed trend to earlier springs and later
autumns, that have resulted in significant changes in the flowering times ofplants,
cannot be immediately associated with a changing phenology or distribution in our
microlepidoptera, although some recent invaders have continued their rapid spread.
Most spectacularly, Cameraria ohridella Deschka & Dimic is now widespread into
the midlands and Phyllonorycterleucographella (Zeller) is found in Scotland on the
mainland andhasmadethejump toIreland.
Dichelia histrionana (Frolich) was found in Wood Green in 2003 but has recently
been reported as new to the British Isles (Sterling and Ashby, 2006 Ent. Rec. 118 19-
:
22). It is a common central European species, whose larvae feed on fir and spruce but
no further specimens have been found, so it may have been accidentally imported.
However, it can be confused with related tortricine species and other specimens may
havebeenoverlooked.TwoothercompletelynewspeciesaremembersofthePyralidae.
The specimenofEuchromiuscambridgei(Zeller)foundinNorthamptonshireinAugust
2005 was probably adventive, as its normal range is in southern Europe, Africaandthe
Middle East (Sharpe and Manning, 2006 Ent. Rec. 118 17-18). Larvae of Sciota
:
rhenella (Zincken) feed on poplars and the species occurs as farnorth as Denmark and
so its occurrence in Kent may well presage further colonisation (Clancy, 2005 Atropos
27 24-31). Finally, recent work on closely related species groups of plume moths,
:
leadingtofocussed searches forlikely species, hasresultedin the finding ofStenoptilia
annadactylaSutteratHockwoldandEmmelinaargoteles(Meyrick)atWicken.
Ostrinia nubilalis (Hiibner) has been found as a migrant on Shetland new to
Scotland. New records for Ireland are Caloptilia rufipennella (Hiibner), still
spreading on sycamore; Phyllonorycter leucographella on Pyracantha\ Chrysoclista
lathamella Fletcher and Antigastra catalaunalis (Duponchel). In Wales, Bankesia
conspurcatella Zeller was found in Cardiff; Caryocolum blandulella (Tutt) at
Pembrey Burrows and Syncopacma cinctella (Clerck) at Pembrey Forest; Mompha
lacteella (Stephens) atMaesteg andPlatytesalpinella (Hiibner) atNevern.
MICROLEPIDOPTERAREVIEW2005 243
We welcome notes on foodplants and life histories, and it is notable that larvae of
Rhigognostis incarnatella (Steudel) were found on Draba incana on Meall nan
Tarmachan (Bland 2006 Ent. Rec. 118: 11). This species is principally found in
highland valleys but its larvae are usually found on Hesperis matronalis, which is a
garden escape. Bland (2006 BJENH 19: 37) found larvae of Schreckensteinia
festaliella (Hiibner) feeding on hazel in South Uist, which is a bizarre choice of
foodplantforaspeciespreviouslyfoundrestrictedtorelatives ofRubus spp.
We are already accumulating new records for 2006 and would welcome more,
WORD
preferably with national grid references and as files set out exactly in the
format that we use. These may be sent to JRL’s email address, ’john@langmaidj.
freeserve.co.uk’, ortohispostal address. Foodplantdetails arealsowelcome.
We are again most grateful to our many recorders for 2005, namely D.J.L.
Agassiz, J.S. Baker, H.E. Beaumont, D.T. Biggs, K.P. Bland, K.G.M. Bond, S.D.S.
Bosanquet, E.D. Chesmore, P. Clark, P. Clement, J. Clifton, G.A. Collins, P.D.M.
Costen, D. Curtis, D. Davidson, A.M. Davis, J.R. Dawson, B. Dickerson, R.J.
Dickson, S. Dunlop, B. Elliott, R. Elliott, D. Emley, C.H. Fletcher, T.H. Freed, R.G.
Gaunt, R.W. Goff, B. Goodey, A.N. Graham, J.E. Graham, D.G. Green, N. Gregory,
J. Harold, M.W. Harper, C. Hart, R.J. Heckford, B.P. Henwood, J.B. Higgott, S.H.
Hind, M.R. Honey, S.A. Knill-Jones, J.R. Langmaid, N.R. Lowe, J.A. McGill, S.
Nash, M. O’Donnell, R.M. Palmer, S.M. Palmer, M.S. Parsons, S.J. Patton, M.G.
Pennington, C. W. Plant, J. Porter, A.W. Prichard, K. Saul, M.P. Skevington, D.J.
Slade, E.G. Smith, I.F. Smith, M.H. Smith, PH. Sterling, N.J. Stone, R. Terry, I.R.
Thirlwell, J. Thompson, W.G. Tremewan, A. Tyner, J. Waddell, M.J. Wall, D.
Williams, M.R. Young. These recorders are indicated in the text by their initials.
Otherwise names of recorders are set out in full and SEM refers to the Scottish
Entomologists’ Meeting. In 2004 this meeting was held in Crianlarich (note the error
in the2004review) andin 2005 inNewton Stewartin SW Scotland.
RIS refers to Rothamsted Insect Survey, VCH to Victoria County History, and
journals are abbreviated as follows: Ent. Rec. forEntomologist’sRecordandJournal
ofVariation', Ent. Gaz. forEntomologist’s Gazette',Atropos is named in full; BJENH
forBritishJournalofEntomologyandNaturalHistory. New vice-countyrecords are
shownwiththeVC numberboth underlined andinboldtype.
SYSTEMATIC LIST
MICROPTERIGIDAE
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3 Micropterix aureatella (Scop.) Barnland T1463 (HI2) 17.vi.—2005 MO’D;
Mongorrey,RaphoeC2406(H34)2.vi.2005,detATfromphotograph SD
— —
45 MM.. acarlutnhceellllaa((LSicnon.p).)—KBianrlnolcahnHdilTl1s4N6G37(3H1152)(12054.)vi2.42.0V0.52005M—O’DDW
ERIOCRANIIDAE
—
7 Eriocrania chrysolepidella Zell. Lineover Wood S09818 (33) tenanted mine —on
Corylus9.V.2005;CollinparkWoodS07428 (34)vacatedmineon Corylus21.V.2005
G.H.J.MeredithperRGG
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— —
8 E. unimaculella (Zett.) Swithland Reservoir SK5614 (55) 25.iii.2005 MPS;
Coynachie NJ4733 (93) tenanted mines —onDBeWtula l.vi.2005; Kinloch Hills NG7316
(104)tenantedminesonBet—ula24.V.2005
9 E. sparrman—nella (Bose) Cilcain Mold SJ1765 (51) 30.iv.2005, det. JRL from
photograph DC
—
10 E. salopiella (Stai—nt.) Minsmere RSPB TM4767 (25) tenanted mines on Betula
pendula26.V.2005 R.M. Harvey&JBH
—
11 E—. cicatricella (Zett.) SwithlandReservoir SK5614 (55)25.iii.2005, genitalia det. JC
MPS
— —
12 E. sangii (Wood) Ellington Banks MoD SE2773 (64) 25.iii.2005, det HEB CHF,
J.C. Warwi—ck & S.P Worwood; Kinloch Hills NG7015 (104) tenanted mines on Betula
DW
24.v.2005
NEPTICULIDAE
— —
19 Bohemanniaquadrimaculella(Boh.) PembreyForestSN3803 (44)3.ix.2005 JSB
—
40 B. pulverosella (Stain—t.) - Pitmedden Gardens NJ8828 (93) vacated mines on Malus
domestica4.ix.2005 RMP
—
20 Ectoedemi—a decentella (H.-S.) Hutton Conyers SE3273 (65) 10.vii.2005, genitalia
HEB CHF
det. —
21 E. sericopeza (Zell.) Upto—n Country Park SY9992 (9) larval workings in seeds of
Acerplatanoides20.vii—.2005 PHS; TattingstoneTM1337 (25) mines inkeysofAcer
platanoides27.vi.2005 AWP
— —
22 E. louisella (Sire.) Rushmere St Andrew TM2043 (25) 27.V.2005, genitalia det.
JBH
—
23 E. argyropeza (Ze—ll.) Auchnacraig NM7330 (103) tenanted mines on Populus
DW
tremula 18.x.2005
—
25 E. intimella (Zell.) Bach Howey SSSI SO1—042 (43) tenanted mines in green islands
in fallen leaves of Salix caprea 17.x.2005 JRL—; Hutton Conyers SE3273 (65)
tenantedminesonSalixcaprea l.xii.2005,det. HEB CHF
—
28 E—. angulifasciella (Staint.) Creigiau Rhiwledyn NR SH8182 (49) mines 16.ix.2005
S.J. Th—omas per JT; Alva Glen NS8898 (87) vacated mines on Rosa canina
15.x.2005 KPB
—
30 E. arcuatel—la(H.-S.) CressbrookDaleSK1774(57)vacatedminesonFragariavesca
4.ix.2005 SHH
—
34 E. occultel—laD(WLinn.) by Fishnish NM6641 (103) tenanted mines on Betula sp.
17.x.2005
—
35 E. minimel—laD(WZett.) by Fishnish NM6641 (103) tenanted mines on Betula sp.
17.x.2005 — —
36 E. quinquella (Bedell) Dodnor SZ5091 (10) mines on Quercus robur 13.x.2005
DGG&S.A.Clarke
—
36a E. heringe—lla (Mariani) Greenwich TQ3777 (16) vacated mines on Quercus ilex
l.iv.2005 RMP; Great Horkesley TL966315 (19) tenanted mines on Quercus ilex
29.iii.2005; Great WenhamTM0—638 (25) tenanted mines 28.iii.2005; Higham TM0235
(26)tenantedmines29.i—ii.2005 AWP
37 E. albifasciella (Hein.) Strath Gartney NN4710 (87) tenanted mines on Quercus s—p.
D13W.ix.2005; Doire Dorch NM6342 (103) tenanted mines on Quercus sp. 17.x.2005
MICROLEPIDOPTERAREVIEW2005 245
—
38 E. subbimaculella (Haw.) Bach Howey SSSI SO1042 (43) tenanted m—ines in green
islands in fallen leaves of Quercus robur and Q. petraea 17.x.2005 —JRL; Teifi
MarshesNRSN1—824(45)vacatedmineonQuercussp. 29.x.2005,det.NRL—RE
39 E. heringi(Toll) DodnorSZ5091 (10)mineson Quercusrobur 14.x.2005 DGG&
S.A.Clarke
—
41 E. atrifront—ella (Staint.) Binsted Wood SU9906 (13) mines in bark of oak sapling
30.iii.2005 JRL&SJP
—
42 E. septembrella (Stain—t.) Teifi Marshes NR SN1824 (45) mine on Hypericum sp.
29.x.2005, det. NRL— RE; Alva Glen NS8897 (87) tenanted mines on Hypericum
pulchrum 15.x.2005 KPB
—
48 Trifurcula cryptella (Sta—int.) Bala Lake SH9235 (48) tenanted mine on Lotus
pedunculatus3.viii.2005 JEG
—
50 Stigmella a—ureDllWa (Fabr.) by Fishnish NM6641 (103) tenanted mines on Rubus sp.
17.x.2005
—
55 S. aeneofa—sciella (H.-S.) Snows Farm SO8908 (33) tenanted mine on Agrimonia
9.x.2005 G.H.J. Meredithper RGG; Loch Arklet NN3908 (86) tenanted mines on
Potentilla erecta 28.ix.2005; Loch Katrine NN4607 (87) tenanted mines on Potentilla
enreeacrtTae7n.giax.N20M055;04Gl5e—n(1N0a3n)tteNnNan0t1e2d7mi(n9e8s)otennPaontteendtimlilnaeesreocntaPo1t8e.nXt.il2l0a05er—ectDaW16.ix.2005;
59 S. poterii (Staint.) Be—rwyns SJ0734 (48) tenanted and vacated mines on Rubus
chamaemorus8.viii.2005 ANG—&JEG;CressbrookDaleSKI774(57)tenantedmine
onSanguisorbaminor4.ix.2005 SHH
—
63 S. lemniscel—la (Zell.) South Aberdeen City NJ9203 (91) mines on Ulmus glabra
27.ix.2005 B.J. Stewa—rtDpWer RMP; Torr Damh NM3945 (103) vacated mines on
Ulmusglabra20.x.2005
—
64 S. continue—llaDW(Staint.) by Fishnish NM6641 (103) vacated mine on Betula sp.
17.x.2005
—
65 S. speciosa (Frey) Bl—aisdon Wood S06917 (34) tenanted mine on Acer
pseudoplatanus20.viii.2005 RGG
—
72 S. myrtillella (Staint—.) DWLeacan Dubha NM6829 (103) vacated mines on Vaccinium
myrtillus 19.x.2005
—
75 S. floslactella (Haw.) Doire Dorc—h NM6342 and Salen NM5743 (103) tenanted
DW
minesonCorylusavellana 17.x.2005
—
77 S. tityrell—a (SDtaWint.) - Salen NM5743 (103) vacated mines on Fagus sylvatica
17.x.2005
—
79 S.perpygmaeella (Dou—bl.) AuchnacraigNM7330 (103) vacatedmines on Crataegus
DW
monogyna 18.x.2005
—
80 S. ulmivora—(Fol.) Bach Howey SSSI SO1042 (43) vacated mines on Ulmus glabra
13.ix.2005 JRL
—
81 S. hemargy—rella (Kollar) Salen NM5743 (103) tenanted mines on Fagus sylvatica
DW
17.x.2005
—
82 S.paradoxa(Frey) 1kmSWofLlandeiloGrabanSO0844(43)s—everal vacatedmines
onCrataegusmonogyna—l.viii.2005,firstconfirmedcountyrecord JRL
84 S. ruficapitella (Haw.) Ard Airigh NM746618 (97) tenanted mines on Quercus
17.x.2004, moths bred;—Camas nam Mult NG7014 (104) tenanted mines on Quercus
DW
14.x.2004,mothsbred
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—
86 S. roborella (Johan.) Coirechoill—e, DSpWean NN2481 (97) tenanted mines on Quercus
8.x.2004,mothsbred,—genitaliadet.
88 S. samiatella (Zell.) Thorp Perrow —Arboretum SE2585 (65) mine on Quercus sp.
4.x.2004,mothb—red,genitaliadet. HEB CHF —
90 S. tiliae (Frey) Lode TL5362 (29) mines on Tilia platyphyllos 27.xi.2005 G.
Dennis & J. Childs p—er JRD; West Tanfield SE2476 (65) tenanted mines on Tilia sp.
10.ix.2005,detHEB CHF—
100 S. oxyacanthella (Staint.) Teifi Mars—hes NR SN1824 (45) vacated mines on
CrataegusandMalus29.x.2005, det. NRL RE;—AucDhWnacraigNM7330(103)recently
vacatedmineson Crataegusmonogyna 18.x.2005
—
110 S. betulicola (Staint.) Loch Katrine NN4208 (87) tenanted mines on Betula sp.
B2e9.rriix.ed2a0l0e5;NDb0y82Fi3sh(1n0is9h)t—NenMa6n6te4d1mi(n1e0s3o)ntBeentaunltaedsp.mi23n.exs.2o0n05B—etuDlaWsp. 17.x.2005;
111 S. microtheriella (Staint.) Doire Do—rcDhWNM6342 and Salen NM5743 (103) tenanted
mineson Corylusavellana 17.X.2005
—
113 S. sakhalinella Pupl—. 1km. SW ofLlandeilo Graban SO0844 (43) vacated mine on
Betula l.viii.2005 —JRL; Coed y Garth, nr Arthog SH6617 (48) vacated mines on
Betulasp. 5.viii.2005—ANG&JEG
114 AS.chgnluatdirniocshaeN(MS4ta5in5t2.) 103StrtaetnhanGtaerdtnmeiyneNsNo4n7A1l0nu(s87g)lutteinnaonstaed18m.iXn.e2s00o5n—AlnDuWsglutinosa;
(— )
117 S. confusella—(Wood) AlltVolagir, S. UistNF7929 (110) vacatedminesonBetula sp.
30.vii.2005 KPB
OPOSTEGIDAE
—
122 Opostega spatulella H. - S. Writtle Colleg—e TL6706 (19) in RIS trap 25.V.2005,
genitaliadet. BG,firstBritishrecordsince 1877 BG,Ent. Rec. 117: 149
TISCHERIIDAE
—
123 Tischeria —ekebladella (Bjerk.) Leacan Dubha NM6829 (103) mines on Quercus
DW
19.x.2005 —
124 T. dodonae—a Staint. Teifi Marshes NR SN1824 (45) mine on Quercus sp. 29.x.2005,
NRL RE
det. — —
125 Emmetia marginea (Haw.) Mersehead NX9256 (73) 22.vii.2005, det. KPB K.
NaylorperNG
INCURVARIIDAE
— —
128 TPhhyolmlaopsopriearJbHis;trRiegiedlslaid(eHMawo.s)sNJ6L0la5n6ie9st4yn19C.ovim.m20o0n5—SH5M8R7Y9 (52) 14.V.2004 S.J.
— ( )
129 Incurvaria—pectinea Haw. Torrs Warren NX1456 (74) larval cut-outs on Betula
—26.vDiW.2005 SEM; Kinloch Hills NG7015 (104) larval cut-outs on Betula 24.5.2005
PRODOXIDAE
— —
DVM
135 Lampronialuzella(Hiibn.) SaneCopseSP8554(32)31.v.2005 G.E.Higgsper
ADELIDAE
— —
144 NemophorafasDciVelMla (Fabr.) Knocking Hoe TL1333 (30) 10.vi.2005 A. & M.
Banthorpeper
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— —
145 N. minimella ([D. & S.]) Barton Hills TL—0830 (30) 31.vii.2005 J.E. Childsper
DVM;nrCamWenSN162—8(44)27.vii.2005 SDSBperJS—B
150 Adelareaumurella(Linn.) YetstonNS3970(76)21.V.2005 NG
— —
151 A. croesella(Scop.) LlangynogquarrySN3315 (44)29.V.2005 JSB
— —
153 A.fibulella([D. &S.]) nrCrwbinSN4812(44) 1l.vi.2005 JSB
HELIOZELIDAE
—
154 Heliozela s—ericiella (Haw.) Auchnacraig NM7330 (103) vacated mines on Quercus
DW
18.x.2005
—
156 H. resplendella (Stai—nt.) Dowdeswell Wood S09919 (33) vacated mine on Alnus
glutinosa i.viii.2005 G.H.J—. Meredithper RGG; Buxton SK0674 (57) vacated mine
onAlnusglutinosa2.x.2005 SHH; High—BattsNR, Ripon SE2976 (65) vacatedmine
onAlnusglutinosa 19.viii.2005, det.—HEB CHF; AchnadrichNM4552 (103) vacated
DW
minesonAlnusglutinosa 18.x.2005
157 H. hammoniella (Sorh.) - Hut—ton Conyers SE3273 (65) vacated mine on Betula
pubescens21.ix.2005, det.HEB CHF
PSYCHIDAE
—
175 Narycia duplicella (Goeze) (=monilifera Geoff.) —Skipwith Common SE6637 (61)
cases27.iii.2004;YorkSE6250(64)cases23.iv.2004 EDC
—
176 D—ahlicatriquetrella (Hiibn.) PortsmouthSU6703 (H)casesontreetrunks 14.x.—2005
IRT & JRL; Swithland Reservoir SK5614 (55) case 22.iv.2005, moth bred K.
TailbyperMPS
—
179 D. lichenel—la (Linn.) Swithland Reservoir SK5614 (55) case + female imago
16.iv.2005 K.TailbyperMPS
— —
182 Bankesiaconspurcatella(Zell.)(=douglasiiauctt.) CardiffST1678 (41) 18.i.2005
DJS,NewtoWales
—
185 Luffiaferc—haultella (Steph.) Crackley Wood, Kenilwo—rth SP2874 (38) case
10.iv.2005 NJS; Crickhowell S021—18 (42) cases 6.iv.2005 JRL; Llanelli SS5498
(44) cases on C—rataegus 18.V.2005 B. Stewartper JSB; Heslington SE6250 (61)
cases8.iv2005 EDC
— —
186 Psychecasta(Pall.) PembreyForestSN30(44) 1l.vi.2005 —JSB;Colsterdale(Steel
House Gill) SE0979 (65) old larval case—9.vii.2005, det. HEB CHF; GarheughPoint
NX2650(74)casesonrocks2—6.vi.2005 SEM
191 Acanthopsyche atra (Linn.) Trawscoed SH8234 (48) case on Calluna 30.iii.200—5,
female moth bred; Berwyn SJ1137 (50) empty case on Erica cinerea 15.vii.2005
ANG&JEG
TINEIDAE
— —
199 Psychoidesverhuella—Bruand TelpynSN1707 (44)26.vi.—2005 SDSBperJSB
200 P.filicivora(Meyr.) BarnElms—TQ2377(17)27.iv.2005 MRH
218 Nemapogon variatella (P. & M.) Gree—nwich TQ3877 (16) 17.V.2004, genitalia det.,
firstvice-countyrecord—forover60years THF —
219 N. ruricolella (Staint.) Laugharne SN3009 (44) 26.vi.2005, genitalia det. SDSB
JSB &SDSB
—
220 N. clematella (Fabr.) Wood of Cree NX38—70 & 3771 (73) larvae in Hypoxylon
fuscumondeadCorylus25.vi.2005,mothsbred SEM
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— —
227 Monopislaevigella([D. &—S.]) BalmaclellanNX6478 (73)8.vi.2005 IRT
230 M—. crocicapitella (Clem.) Earith, Vermuyden TL3975 (31) 9—.vi.2005, genitalia det.
D.Griffithsper—BD;LightfootGreenSD5133 (60)—28.vi.2005 SMP
231 M. imella(Hiibn.) Gra—inTQ8876(16)26.V.2005 A.G.J.ButcherperDJLA
232 M. monachella(Hiibn.) —DovercourtTM2230(19) l.ix.2005-C.—GibsonperBG
233 M.fenestratella(Heyd.) HollandParkTQ2479(21)20.vi.2005 THE
— —
238 Niditineastriolella(Mat—s.) TheGorseTL2461 (31)21.vi2005,genitaliad—et. BD
240 TineapellionellaLinn—. JohnstownSN3919(44)29.vi.2005,genitaliadet. JSB
243 T. dubiella Staint. Bryn Gwernydd, nr H—arlech SH5931 (48) indoors 6.ix.2005,
genitaliadet. G.S. Robinsonfromphotograph H. BantockperANG
BUCCULATRICIDAE
—
265 Bucculatrix cristatella Zell. Asterley Rocks SJ262—1 (47) larval feeding signs and
moulting-cocoon on Achillea millefolium l.v.2005 B. Smart per IFS; Leesowe
embankment SJ279—2 (58) larval feeding signs and moulting-cocoon on Achillea
millefolium9.V.2005 IFS
— —
267 B. maritima Staint. Auchencairn NX8051 (73) 2005, genitalia det. KPB E.A.M.
MacAlpineperKPB
—
272 B. cidarella Zell. B—ishop Monkton SE3465 (64) tenanted mines onAlnus glutinosa
22.ix.2005,det. HEB D.J. &D.M. BowesperCHF
— —
273 B. thoracella (Thunb.) Sharow, Ripon SE3271 (64) 21.vii.2005, det. HEB J.C.
WarwickperCHF
— —
274 B. ulmella Zell. Teifi Marshes NR SN1824 (45) 29.X.2005, det. NRL RE; Strath
Gartney NN4110 (87) vacated mines on Q—uerDcuWs 30.ix.2005; Leacan Dubha NM6829
(103)vacatedmineson—Quercus 19.x.2005
276 —B. dDemWaryella (Dup.) Glen Aros NM5245 (103) vacated mines on Betula 18.x.2005
DOUGLASIIDAE
— —
399 Tinagmabalteolella(F. v.R.) DarenthTQ5672(16)24.V.2005 DJLA
ROESLERSTAMMIIDAE
— —
447 Roeslerstammia erxlebella ([D. & S.]) Coombe Meadow SS4902 (4) 6.V.2005 R.
WoltonperRJH
GRACILLARIIDAE
—
282 Calopt—ilia elongella (Linn.) BarnlandT1463 (H12) 16.x.2005, genitaliadet. K.G.M.
Bond MO’D
—
283 Caloptiliabetulicol—a(Hering) TorrsWarrenNX1456(74)tenantedlarvalspinningon
Betula—26.vi.2005 SEM; Barnland T1463 (H12) 16.X.2005, genitalia det. K.G.M.
Bond MO’D
— —
284 C. rufipennella (Hiibn.) Northam SS4529 (4) 10.iv.2004 S. HatchperRJH—; Bach
Howey SSSI SO1042 (43) larval s—pinnings onAcerpseudoplatanus 13.ix.2005 JRL;
KilmacolmNS3670(76)2.V.2005 —NG;byFishnishNM6641 (103)vacatedspinnings
on A—cerpseudoplatanus 17.x.2005 DW; Belfast J3371 (H39) 17.vii.2003, genitalia
det. JBH,NewtoIreland
MICROLEPIDOPTERAREVIEW2005 249
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285 —C. azaleella (Brants) Lisburn J2761 (H38) spinnings onAzalea cultivar 26.iii.2005
JBH
— —
287 C. robustella Jackh Harborne Reservoir SP0383 (39) 8.viii.2004 A. Prior & D.
GrundyperDE
—
288 C. stigmatella (Fabr.)— Torrs Warren NX1555 (74) larval spinning on Salix repens
26.vi.2005,mothbred SEM—
289 C. falconipennella (Hiibn.) Mins—mere RSPB NR TM4766 (25) vacated larval
spinningsonAlnusglutinosa 1.x.2005 JBH,JRL&R.M.Harvey
— —
295 C. hauderi(Rebel) BasingstokeSU—6153 (12) 13.vii.2005,genitaliadet.JRL— MJW
296 Calybitesphasianipennella (HUbn.) Golan SH514—2 (49) 11 &12.vii.2005 HEB;
BishopMonktonSE3465 (64)21.viii.2005,det.HEB D.J. &D.M.BowesperCHF
— —
301 Parornixbetulae(St—aint.) WoodofCreeNX3870&3672(73)25.vi.2005 SEM—
302 Pfagivora (Frey) Pen Wood SO8202 (34) larval spinning on Fagus 8.x.2005
G.H.J.MeredithperRGG
—
303 P. anglicella (Staint.) Tobermory NM4955 and NM50—55 and Auchnacraig NM7330
DW
(103)vacatedconeson—Crataegusmonogyna 18.x.2005
305 P. scoticella (Staint.) Teifi—Marshes NR SN1824 (45) vacated mine on—Sorbus
aucuparia29.X.2005,det.NRL RE;WoodofCreeNX3870(73)25.vi.2005 SEM—;
AlltVolagir, S. UistNF7929 (110) larval workings on—Sorbusaucuparia 30.vii.2005
KPB;Aughanlig(H37)30.vii.2005,genitaliadet.BE K. MurphyperBE
—
313 Acrocercops b—rongniardella (Fabr.) Truro SW826449 (1) vacatedmines on Quercus
WGT
ilex l.xi.2005
—
323 Phyllonorycter oxyacanthae (Frey)—DTWobermory NM4955 and NM5055 (103) mines
on Crataegusm—onogyna 18.x.2005 —
324 PDWsorbi(Frey) DoireDorchNM6342(103)minesonSorbusaucuparia 17.x.2005
—
325 P. mespilella (Hiibn.) —Nant Porth SH5672 (49) mines on Sorbus aria 19.vii.2004,
mothsbred,det.M. Hull M.J. HammettperJT
—
329 P—. sDpiWnicolella (Zell.) TobermoryNM4955 (103) minesonPrunusspinosa 18.x.2005
—
332a P. leucographella (Zell.) Yetston NS3970 (76) mines on Sorbus aucuparia
8.viii.2005; Anniesland NS5468 (77)—mines on Pyracantha 4.ii.2005; Stirling NS7992
(86)minesonPyrac—antha24.1.2005 NG;Dublin01634(H21)minesonPyracantha
coccinea28.1.2005 KGMB,NewtoIreland,Ent. Gaz. 56: 80
—
336 P. dubitella (H. - S.)— Stubhampton Bottom ST9015 (9) mines on S—alix caprea
4.xi.2005,mothsbred PHS;TalybontReservoirSO1019(42)20.V.2005 JRL
—
337 P. hilarella(—Zett.) BachHoweySSSI SO1042 (43) m—inesonSalixcaprea 17.x.2005,
mothsbred JRL;Barnl—andT1463 (H12)20.vii.2005 MO’D —
339 P. ulicicolella (Staint.) N. of Leckhampton S09519 (33) 22.vi.2005 G.H.J.
MeredithperRGG
— —
340 P.scopariella(Zell.) My—nyddGam-gochSS6197(41) 17.V.2005 B.StewartperDJS
341 —P. mDaeWstingella (Muller) Salen NM5743 (103) mines on Fagus sylvatica 17.x.2005
—
342 —P. cSorEyMli;(DNoici.r)eDorWcohoNdMo6f3C4re2e(N1X0338)7m0in,e3s7o7n1C&or3y6l7us2a(7v3e)llmainnae1s7.oxn.2C0o0r5yl—usD25W.vi.2005
250 ENTOMOLOGIST'SRECORD,VOL. 118 25.xi.2006
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344 P. strigulatella (L. —& Z.) Charlton Park SO9520 (33) mine on Alnus incana
6.xi.2005,mothbred G.H.J.MeredithperRGG
345 P. rajella(Linn.)—Sal—enNM5743 (103)minesonAlnusglutinosa 17.x.2005—DW
347 P. anderida—e (Fletch.) Loch Arklet NN3908 (86) mines on Betula sp. 28.ix.2005,
DW
mothsbred
— —
353 PD.Wulmifoliella (Hiibn.) byFishnish NM6641 (103) mines onBetula sp. 17.x.2005
— —
357 P. stettinensis (Nic.) Catterick SE2498 (65) mines onAlnusglutinosa 10.xi.2005
CHF
— —
358 P. froelichiella (Zell.) Dowdeswell Wood S09919 (33) 28.vi.2005 G.H.—J.
DMeWredithperRGG; Achnadrich NM4552 (103) mines onAlnusglutinosa 18.x.2005
—
359 P. nicellii(Staint.) —DDoiWreDorchNM6342andSalenNM5743 (103)minesonCorylus
avellana 17.X.2005
—
360 PAchknlaedermiacnhneNlMla45(5Fa2br(.1—)03)mSitnreasthonGaArltnnuesyglNuNti4n1os1a018(.8x7.)20m0i5ne—s DonWAlnus glutinosa;
364 P. genicu—lella (Rag.) Craigellachie NJ2844 (94) mines on Acerpseudoplatanus
RMP
6.viii.05
— —
365 P. comparella (Dup.) Jaywick TM1312 (19) mines on Populus alba 3.X.2005 J.
YoungperBG
—
366a Cameraria ohridella Deschka & D—imic Dillington House ST3615 (5) mine—s on
Aesculushippocastanum 12.x.2005 RJH; LodeTL5362 (29) mines 27.xi.2005 G.
—Dennis & J.E. ChildsperJRD; Milton Ernest TL0052 (30) tenanted—mines 7.viii.2005
J.E. Childs per DVM; Great Gransden, TL2655 (31) 21.viii—.2005 J.E Childsper
BD; Castle Ashby SP8760 (32)—tenanted mines ll.viii.2005 DVM; Hazel Wood
ST8699 (34) mines 24—.ix.2005 G.H.J. Meredith per RGG; Edith Weston SK920—5
(55)mines 30.ix.2005 V. ArnoldperMPS; PulfordSJ3859 (58) mines 14.ix.2005
DVM
T. Hollingworthper
—
368 Phyllocnisti—s unipunctella (Steph.) Nant Porth SH5672 (49) mines on Populus sp.
24.vi.2004 JT
CHOREUTIDAE
— —
386 Tebennamicalis(Mann) HambledonSU9737 (17)22.vii.2005 JP
—
387 Prochoreu—tis sehestediana (Fabr.) Caeau ffos Fach SN5712 (44) 7.vi.2005, genitalia
det. DJS M.Whitep—erJSB —
388 P. myllerana (Fabr.) Dundas Loch NT1275 (84) 21.viii.2005, genitalia det.
KPB
—
389 Choreutis p—ariana (Clerck) Chorlton SJ8192 (59) larva on Malus —sylvestris
30.vii.2005 B. Smartper SMP; Ripon SE3170 (64) 7.X.2005, det HEB D.J. &
D.M. BowesperCHF
GLYPHIPTERIGIDAE
—
391 Glyphipteri—x simpliciella (Steph.) Deele H2799 (H34) 30.V.2005, det. AT from
photograph SD
— —
394 G.forsterella (Fabr.) —Poundgate TQ4828 (14) 21.vi.2005 GAC—; Glen Finglas
NN5212(87)21.vi.2005 DW;EppingForestTQ4399(18)8.vi.2005 DP