TORTRICIDAE: 51 - 96

49.051 Flax Tortrix (Cnephasia asseclana) female to MV light at High Hirst Woodmeadow on July 1st 2023.

49.054 Scarce Grey Tortrix (Cnephasia genitalana) to MV light at Eleanor's wood near Bride Stones moor on Aug. 12th 2024.

49.059 Green Oak Tortrix, June 11th 2012. Reared from a pupa found spun up in an oak leaf at North Dean wood on June 1st that year. 

49.060 Yellow Oak Tortrix (Aleimma loeflingiana) to MV light at Mirey Wall farm, Luddenden on July 10th 2021.

49.062 Netted Tortrix (Acleris forsskaleana). Of three larvae found in folded Field Maple leaves at Tag Loop on May 15th 2014 one was parasitised but the other two were reared through. Shown are the pupa(e) on May 29th, June 1st and the coloured up pupa on June 4th, the day before emergence.

49.062 Netted Tortrix (Acleris forsskaleana), June 7th 2014. The second moth reared from the pupae pictured above.

49.064 Caledonian Tortrix (Acleris caledoniana), one of two MV light at Turgate Delph, Norland on Aug. 11th 2022.

49.064 Caledonian Tortrix (Acleris caledoniana) netted by day at Norland Bilberry slopes, Aug. 8th 09. This Bilberry loving species was the most commonly seen moth by day at this site in August of that year.

49.066 Dark-marked Tortrix (Acleris laterana) netted at dusk in Bankhouse wood, Aug. 21st 2010. 

49.066 Dark-marked Tortrix (Acleris laterana) male to MV light at Cromwell Bottom on August 5th 2023.

49.069 Lead-coloured Tortrix (Acleris sparsana), July 16th 2014. Reared from a larva found spun up in a Sycamore leaf in Bankhouse wood earlier in the spring.

49.070 Rhomboid Tortrix (Acleris rhombana) on May 18th 2018. One of six larvae found spun up in Blackthorn leaves at Park Wood Crematorium in May that year.

 

49.070 Rhomboid Tortrix (Acleris rhombana) on Aug. 19th 2018. Reared from a larva found spun up in Blackthorn leaves at Park Wood crematorium in May that year.

49.071 Scalloped Tortrix (Acleris emargana) netted at dusk at Bankhouse wood, Aug. 16th 2010.

49.077 Garden Rose Tortrix (Acleris variegana) in my garden at Skircoat Green, Oct. 7th 2012. A field observation on Dogwood.

49.077 Garden Rose Tortrix (Acleris variegana) in my next door neighbour's bramble patch, Skircoat Green, Sept. 12th 2009. Captured by day.

49.080 Varied Tortrix (Acleris hastiana) to MV light at Newt Corner by the lagoon at Cromwell Bottom, July 21st 2012.

49.082 Heath Tortrix (Acleris hyemana) captured by day at North Dean wood on Mar. 25th 05. It's in good condition seeing as it emerged last autumn and has since hibernated. It may have originated from the small stands of Heather still to be found within the woods although they can wander a fair bit. 

49.084 Tawny Birch Tortrix (Acleris notana) to MV light at the cabin, Cromwell Bottom on July 9th 2023. 

49.086 Pale Birch Tortrix (Acleris logiana) to light at Cromwell Bottom on June 30th 2018. Found by the cabin's outside light by Barry Nield and a first for Calderdale.

The Cromwell Bottom cafe area and outside light as mentioned above, Nov. 15th 2018. Sometimes a white sheet is fixed underneath the light to make locating the moths that little bit easier.

49.090 The Minister (Eulia ministrana) to MV light at the cabin, Cromwell Bottom, June 1st 2019.

49.091 Yellow-spotted Tortrix (Pseudargyratoza conwagana) captured by day in my garden, Skircoat Green, July 6th 2017. One of the smaller Tortricids, so much so that the intricate pattern and colours are almost impossible to make out with the naked eye.