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70.169 (BF1848)

Angle-barred Pug   

Eupithecia innotata
Adult: 2
Resident. Scarce.

Red List: Least Concern (LC). GB Status: Common

Identification

Usually distinctive. Care required, potential confusion with Narrow-winged Pug.

Recording method

Attracted to light.

Life cycle

Two generations. Overwinters as a pupa. Larvae a mid-June to late July and for the second generation late August and September. Pupates under moss or bark close to then foodplant, or in loose earth.

Larval foodplants

Ash, bBuckthorn, hawthorns, and Elder.

Habitat

Woodland, hedgerows and parkland.

History

First recorded for Dumfries and Galloway in 1862 for VC73 at Dalskairth by Lennon, in 1940 for VC72 at Kilmahoe by Duncan.

19 record(s) from 12 hectad(s) in D&G

VC74 VC73 VC72
Last recorded 2022 2021 2019

 UK Moths website - further information on species (with photos)

 East Scotland Butterfly Conservation website - national distribution maps and phenology

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