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Safari Tip:
You can find out what type of moths are living in your area with the help
of a humane moth trap - click here
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Latin name: Biston strataria
Size: Wingspan approximately 55mm
Distribution: Found throughout England and Wales. Less common in Scotland
and N.I.
Months seen: March to May.
Habitat: Woods, parks and gardens.
Food: Caterpillars feed on various trees including oak (hence the
name), hazel and alder.
Special features: The oak beauty is mostly white, dappled with alternate bands of
brown and black. It flies at night and is readily attracted to light.
UK Safari Moth Section
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