UK Status
Resident. Common N.
Montgomeryshire
Status
Frequency yet to be assessed. Recorded from a
single site in the west of the county in 2009 at Commins Coch. This
form is probably more common than the records suggest. It has
undoubtedly been added to records with the normal form of Ruby Tiger.
Wingspan : M & F, 28-38mm.
Confusion
species
Ruby Tiger.
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Flight
time (Montgomeryshire)
Habitat
Mostly open habitats including commons, downland, heathland, moorland,
sand-dunes, gardens and hedgerows.
Foodplant
A wide range of herbaceous plants.
Lifestage data
Overwinters as a fully grown larva. Larva May-July and August-April. |

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