Chestnut-coloured Carpet Imago Juniper, Juniperus communis July to August The adults are to be taken on the junipers at night [Tutt] Small Waved Umber Imago May, August The adults fly rapidly along hedges where clematis grows at dusk [Tutt] Acleris hastiana Larva sallows and willows, Salix spp. June to August The larvae occur almost continuously from June until September in rolled leaevs of sallow, without any suggestion of a break to divide the appearances into separate broods. [Tutt] Acleris permutana Larva Burnet Rose, Rosa pimpinellifolia June to August The larva feeds in bound-together leaves generally on lateral shoots, spinning a white silken web among the leaves. It occurs at Wallasey and Penmaenbach (near Conway) [Tutt] Acleris schalleriana Larva Wayfaring Tree, Viburnum lantana June to August The larvae can be locally abundant on its foodplant. [Tutt] Acleris schalleriana Larva Wayfaring Tree, Viburnum lantana Viburnum opulus late August Twisted leaves of Wayfaring Tree and Guelder-rose should be collected at the end of August for the larvae [Tutt] Algedonia terrealis Larva Goldenrod, Solidago virgaurea August Flower- and seed-heads should be collected for larvae. [Tutt] Altenia scriptella Larva Field Maple, Acer campestre August to early September The larvae fold the leaves of maple in August and early September. [Tutt] Anania verbascalis Larva Wood-sage, Teucrium scorodonia August to September In August and September the foodplant should be well shaken (or beaten) for the larvae. The larva should be given sand in which to pupate. [Tutt] Ancylis apicella Imago Alder Buckthorn, Frangula alnus late June, August The adults fly at dusk, over herbage where it's foodplant grows [Tutt] Apotomis semifasciana Imago July to August The adult flies at dusk in July and August, over the tops of sallow growing in damp and marshy places, it will also come to sugar. The larva feeds in the shoot (and catkins) of sallow in April and May [Tutt] Argyresthia conjugella Larva Rowan, Sorbus aucuparia August The larvae feed in the berries of mountain-ash, in August [Tutt] Calybites phasianipennella Larva Water-pepper, Polygonum hydropiper August The cones should be collected on Polygonum hydropiper; they produce imagines in September Cochylis flaviciliana Larva Field Scabious, Knautia arvensis August The flower-heads should be collected in August for larvae [Tutt] Cochylis hybridella Larva Hawkweed Oxtongue, Picis hieracioides August to September During August (sometimes as late as September) the seed-heads should be collected for larvae (Barrett). [Tutt] Coleophora adjunctella Larva Saltmarsh Rush, Juncus gerardii August to September The cases are to be found during August and September, in salt-marshes, on the seed-heads [Tutt] Coleophora silenella Larva Nottingham Catchfly, Silene nutans Silene vulgaris August The larvae feed on the seeds in August, and appear to prefer the dry seed-heads to the unripe pods. Common in the lanes about Croydon [Tutt] Cydia microgrammana Larva Common Restharrow, Ononis repens Ononis spinosa August to September The larva is to be found in August and September in the still green pods [Tutt] Dichrorampha simpliciana Imago Mugwort, Artemisia vulgaris July to August The adults fly by day in July and August, among mugwort (Artemisia) [Tutt] Endothenia pullana Larva Marsh-woundwort, Stachys palustris August In August the stems of the foodplant (occurring in marshes and fens) should be collected for the larvae Epermenia chaerophyllella Larva Hogweed, Heracleum sphondylium May to June, August to September The larvae make large brown blotches on the leaves during the summer months [Tutt] Epermenia chaerophyllella Larva Hogweed, Heracleum sphondylium Pastinaca sativa June, August to September The larva mines the leaves at first, making brown blotches in the leaves, and then feeding on the under surface of the large lower leaves beneath a slight web, and pupating among rubbish on the ground. Epermenia falciformis Larva Ground-elder, Aegopodium podagraria Angelica sylvestris May to June, August In marshy places containing the foodplant search for first-brood larvae on the foodplant, which live in crumpled leaves. Second-brood larvae eat round holes through the sheaths of the unexpanded umbels and feed on the immature flowers within [Tutt] Epinotia caprana Imago August to September The adults fly at dusk among sallows in August and September [Tutt] Epinotia sordidana Imago August to September The adults are to be obtained in August and September, in damp places among alder and bog-myrtle. Eudonia murana Pupa Moss May, August The pupae are to be found in cavities, lined with silk, hollowed out at the roots of the mosses growing on old walls, rocks, etc. [Tutt] Eudonia murana Imago late May to early June, August The adults are to be found on moss-covered walls and rocks in moorland and mountainous districts, rarely in the beighbourhood of towns or in the south. It is very quiet and not easily disturbed, and so can be boxed with ease. [Tutt] Euzophera pinguis Larva Ash, Fraxinus excelsior May to August During the whole of the summer months the larvae inhabit the living bark of ash, frequently pollard-trees, never affecting any dead or decayed portions of a tree nor penetrating into the wood. It does not eat far into the bark, however thick, and a few long black grains of frass block the entrance. The frass is characteristic, and should be looked for when searching a tree on any projecting bosses, as well as on the spreading foot, for stray grains of frass detected below afford a good clue to the situation of the mine above (Buckler) [Tutt] Evergestis extimalis White Mustard, Sinapis alba Sinapis arvensis Sisymbrium officinale August Flower- and seed-heads of wild mustard should be collected for larvae. [Tutt] Falseuncaria degreyana Larva Common Toadflax, Linaria vulgaris August to September In August and September the larvae feed in the seed-pods on the unripe seeds [Tutt]