An uncommon though increasing resident.Sometimes abundant in Poplar plantations and willow beds but also in hedgerows, scrub, woodland, gardens.Overwinters as a small larva in a communal web. Adults come readily to light.Note Larger than Yellow-tail and Brown-tail.Appears more translucent and legs are black and white.Recorded in 84 (60%) of 140 10k Squares.First Recorded in 1887.Last Recorded in 2022.(Data up to end 2022)Additional Stats Exit iRecord
Recorded in 84 (60%) of 140 10k Squares.First Recorded in 1887.Last Recorded in 2022.(Data up to end 2022)Additional Stats
Golden Cinnabar Membership