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1843 Thyme Pug Eupithecia distinctaria

Guenée, 1857

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Thyme Pug  Eupithecia distinctaria (Adult)

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Portland, Dorset

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Portland, Dorset

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1843 Thyme Pug Eupithecia distinctaria

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1843 Thyme Pug Eupithecia distinctaria

Guenée, 1857

Wingspan 16-18 mm.

A scarce and local species, inhabiting mainly limestone or chalky districts, and rocky seaside localities.

It flies in June and July, and can be attracted to light.

The larvae feed on the flowers of thyme (Thymus spp.).

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