Six-Spot Burnet
Flight period: June to August.
The Six-Spot Burnet is one of the commonest of the UK's day-flying moths. They can be found in meadows and woodland clearings.
Date: 30th July 2006
Location: EWT Langdon Conservation Centre, Dunton, Essex
The Six-Spot Burnet is one of the commonest of the UK's day-flying moths. They can be found in meadows and woodland clearings.
Date: 30th July 2006
Location: EWT Langdon Conservation Centre, Dunton, Essex
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Comments
By Wendy healy: We have a huge crop of cinnabar catapillers in our garden how long is the life span to moth as I don't want to kill them but also need to cut the grass