Morley's Final Catalogue: Rare and local in oak woods: we have none of beech.Recent Suffolk status: Much increased since Morley's time. Found in the Sandlings, Breck and most larger woods in the county.Life history: Single-brooded, flying in summer. Occasionally seen flying around Oaks in warm sunny weather.Unusual slug-like caterpillar.Identification: Upright resting posture with curled abdomen, brown cross lines and small size are distinctive.Habitats: Woodlands, wooded heathland and other sites with mature Oaks.Recorded in 25 (43%) of 58 10k Squares.First Recorded in 1897.Last Recorded in 2023.Additional Stats Exit Recorder
Recorded in 25 (43%) of 58 10k Squares.First Recorded in 1897.Last Recorded in 2023.Additional Stats
