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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Mythimna favicolor""

There are 5 sites that mention "Mythimna favicolor".

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Colne Estuary

… coastal moths including ground lackey Malacosoma castrensis, Mathew's wainscot Mythimna favicolor, silky wainscot Chilodes maritima and dotted fan foot Macrochilo cribrumalis. St. Osyth marsh is an important site for saltmarsh morphology and is one of a few marsh areas in Brita…

Pitsea Marsh

…, there are three uncommon moths, rosy wave Scopula emutaria, Mathew's wainscot Mythimna favicolor and star wort Cucullia asteris.

Blackwater Estuary

…shingle habitats. The saltmarsh vegetation supports the moths Mathew's wainscot Mythimna favicolor and ground lackey Malacosoma castrensis and a rare green beetle Malachius vulneratus, which is restricted to the coastal marshes of Essex and Kent; the larvae of the picture winged …

Sinah Common

…astal shingle and sand dunes. Typical saltmarsh invertebrates recorded include Mythimna favicolor, Apamea oblonga, Scopula emutaria and Eupithecia subumbrata. Selidosema brunnearia and Scopula marginepunctata are moths characteristic of coastal heathland. Other Information The …

Pagham Harbour

…able invertebrates include the sand dart Agrotis ripae, Matthew's wainscot moth Mythimna favicolor and the long winged cone head grasshopper Conocephalus fuscus. Geology Pagham Harbour is a key site for coastal geomorphology. It is significant both as a classic shingle spit land…

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