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It is for the control of cabbage root fly, caterpillars of diamond black moth (Plutella xylostella) , Cabbage white butterfly (Pieris spp) (large white butterfly (Pieris brassicae) and small white butterfly (Pieris rapae) ) and Cabbage moth (Mamestra brassicae) APPENDIX 1: CONDITIONS OF EXTENSION OF AUTHORISATION. The conditions below are ...
large black butterfly or moth

[DOC File]Biggest Ever Butterfly Count Reveals Surprising Results
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Top of the table were Large White (267 000 sightings), Small White (258 000), Gatekeeper (185 000), Peacock (161 000) and Meadow Brown (150 000). Butterfly Conservation has information on planting to attracting butterflies to your garden here
yellow butterfly or moth

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Butterfly Top Ten. The . Small White. was the most common butterfly overall, very closely followed by the . Large White. and the . Gatekeeper. Over 29,000 of each of them were counted and it was a very close race for the top spot. Nearly half (47%) of all the butterflies and moths counted were of these three species!
blue moth or butterfly

Cabbage White Butterfly species | Keeping Insects
Butterfly Conservation (Sussex Branch) have recently undertaken a Wood White Recovery programme supported by English Nature, West Sussex County Council, and Forest Enterprise (Clarke, 1995). The Wood White is present, but in small numbers, on 5 NNRs (3 of them in N. Ireland) (McLean et al, 1995) and is also found on 3 RSPB reserves (Cadbury, 1990).
small white moths in house

[DOC File]Species Action Plan - Butterfly Conservation
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Small Copper. Large white. Small Tortoiseshell. Peppered Moth. Hummingbird Hawk-Moth. Task. Create a tally chart of the butterflies and moths that you see. ... I am able to show and explain the differences between a moth and a butterfly in the form of a table.
large green moth butterfly

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Small glass jars are perfect for putting any moth finds in whilst you observe and identify them. Household light s. Leaving the porch light on overnight is another easy way to attract moths and doesn’t require any equipment. Any moths that have been attracted will be found at rest on the wall nearby. The bathroom also makes a great moth trap.
moth or butterfly caterpillar

[DOCX File]Butterfly Conservation
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The first can reach heights of 15 feet, the latter only 1 to 2 feet. The small green leaves host a variety of butterfly and moth caterpillars; those listed above are found in New Jersey. Blueberries were not grown commercially until the early 1900’s. Commercial stock originated from New Jersey clones. Butterfly Weed Asclepias tuberosa
moth or butterfly identification

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Monarch Magic!: Butterfly Activities & Nature Discoveries by Lynn Rosenblatt – 4-8 year olds. Great Butterfly Migrations by Laura Marsh, National Geographic Readers, 2010 – grades 2 and up. Monarch Butterfly by Gail Gibbons, 2011 – grades 2-4. Hurry and the Monarch by Antoine O’Flatharta 2005-grades K-4
white butterfly or moth

[DOC File]Flight of the Butterflies
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Cabbage white butterflies ... by the National Diamondback Moth Project Team, is essential reading for better control of cabbage white butterfly and diamondback moth. Diamondback or cabbage moths (Plutella. xylostella) are a major pest of crucifers. The adult is a small brown moth, active at night and hiding by day in the leaf litter at the base ...
large black butterfly or moth

Small white butterfly or moth