# Habitats

Habitat:
Coastland: boulders/rocks above high tide mark


Habitat:
Boundaries: hedge, wall, fence and ditch


Habitat:
Heathland: wet heath/acid grassland mosaic


Habitat:
Heathland: dry heath/acid grassland mosaic


Habitat:
Tall herb and fern: upland species-rich hedges


Habitat:
Boundaries: intact hedge: native species-poor


Habitat:
Boundaries: intact hedge: native species-rich


Habitat:
Rock exposure and waste: natural: other exposure: acid/neutral


Habitat:
Boundaries: defunct hedge: native species-poor


Habitat:
Rock exposure and waste: artificial: refuse tip


Habitat:
Rock exposure and waste: artificial: spoil


Habitat:
Rock exposure and waste: artificial: quarry


Habitat:
Rock exposure and waste: natural: other exposure: basic


Habitat:
Boundaries: defunct hedge: native species-rich


Habitat:
Boundaries: hedge and trees: native species-poor


Habitat:
Boundaries: hedge and trees: native species-rich


Habitat:
Rock exposure and waste: artificial: mine


Habitat:
Coastland: maritime cliff and slope: hard cliff


Habitat:
Rock exposure and waste: natural: other exposure


Habitat:
Coastland: maritime cliff and slope: soft cliff


Habitat:
Coastland: maritime cliff and slope: coastal heathland


Habitat:
Rock exposure and waste: natural: inland cliff


Habitat:
Rock exposure and waste: natural: inland cliff: basic


Habitat:
Rock exposure and waste: natural: scree: acid/neutral


Habitat:
Rock exposure and waste: natural: inland cliff: acid/neutral


Habitat:
Rock exposure and waste: natural: scree: basic


Habitat:
Rock exposure and waste: natural: limestone pavement


Habitat:
Coastland: maritime cliff and slope: coastal grassland


Habitat:
Coastland: maritime cliff and slope: crevice/ledge vegetation


# Methods

Explanation:
Species identified by call processed by bat detector


Explanation:
Species found at bait (fruit, carrion etc)


Explanation:
Identified from remains of Species in bird pellet, animal dropping, etc.


Explanation:
General method for bred species where source state is not known (see also Bred ex female etc)


Explanation:
Use this method for all documented records where method is not defined


Explanation:
Use this method for any field records or observations


Explanation:
Use this method for all records taken within a Heath pattern trap


Explanation:
Use this method for any non-standard MV light traps.


Explanation:
Use this method for all records taken within a Robinson (125W) pattern trap


Explanation:
Use this method for all records taken within a Robinson (80W) pattern trap


Explanation:
Use this method for all records taken within a Skinner (125W) pattern trap


Explanation:
Use this method for all records taken within a Skinner (80W) pattern trap


Explanation:
Use this method for any unspecified traps - give detail in Comments


Explanation:
Use this method for any records taken from a voucher specimen


Explanation:
Specimen caught in water trough, puddle or similar


Explanation:
Recorded or Trapped using 'black' MV light


Explanation:
Custom made 18in Skinner type trap made by Anglian Lepidopterists Supplies


Explanation:
Use this method for entering records where light trapping was definitely used , but the type of light source was not specified at the time.


Explanation:
Recorded using pheromones or a pheromone trap


Explanation:
Surveyed using methods outlined in CMS project.


Explanation:
Spider Recording Scheme method/habitat qualifier 2


Explanation:
Use this method for a number of light traps used together


Explanation:
160W blended MV bulb on tripod over sheet


Explanation:
Location of either an empty case which can be identified to species


Explanation:
Flower identified by vegetative characteristics only


Explanation:
Species identified from characteristic burrow, nest-hole etc.


Explanation:
MV Trap, or traps, left out only for part of the night - see also MV Trap(s) (left overnight)


Explanation:
Use this method for visual sightings - see also Field Record


Explanation:
Species identified by characteristic feeding damage, etc. Specify in Comment.


Explanation:
Use this method for species recorded at flowers/blossom (name species in Comments)


Explanation:
MV Trap, or traps, left unattended overnight - see also MV Trap(s) (part night)


Explanation:
Species record was reported to recorder - if not seen set as determined by reporter


Explanation:
Use this method for any taxa identified from a photographic record, or where a photo record exists


Explanation:
Recorded on known host-plant -note host in Comments


Explanation:
Vascular plant identified by flower / vegetative characteristics


Explanation:
Captured in, or attracted to, any actinic light or trap


Explanation:
Male specimens attracted to females held captive


Explanation:
Use of smoke to cause species to leave hibernation or hiding positions


Explanation:
Vascular plant identified by flower / vegetative characteristics - see also Vegetative ID


Explanation:
Tenanted leaf mine - see also Leaf Mine: vacated


Explanation:
artificial site for mining bees, wasps etc


Explanation:
Use this method for records from 'zappers' or other electrocution devices


Explanation:
Settled on the outside of a window.  Usually when the window is in the shade or at dusk.  Not attracted to any light source inside.


Explanation:
Species identified from sloughed skin, bit of fish skin, etc.


Explanation:
Species identified from characteristic web


Explanation:
Bred from a pupae (recorded site locates the origin of the pupae)


Explanation:
Manmade wood products as distinct from natural wood


Explanation:
Species identified from wing or wing-fragments


Explanation:
Species identified from empty last larval skin or pupa


Explanation:
Observed during daylight by a variety of means


Explanation:
Fresh earthworks or earth moving activity


Explanation:
Exit holes left by the adult emerging from the foodplant


Explanation:
Recorded at normal tungsten light (e.g. household)


Explanation:
Species identified by characteristic dung, etc.


Explanation:
Heath Trap - basking about the trap and not captured within it


Method:
Heath Trap (8W actinic) - weakly attracted

Explanation:
Heath Trap - weakly attracted to the trap but not captured by it


Explanation:
Records of species attracted to a lighted window


Explanation:
Skinner Trap (80W) - basking about the trap and not captured within it


Method:
Skinner Trap (80W MV) - weakly attracted

Explanation:
Skinner Trap (80W) - weakly attracted to the trap but not captured by it


Explanation:
Skinner Trap (125W) - basking about the trap and not captured within it


Method:
Skinner Trap (125W MV) - weakly attracted

Explanation:
Skinner Trap (125W) - weakly attracted to the trap but not captured by it


Explanation:
Use this method for all larval records (note food-plant in Comments)


Explanation:
Robinson Trap (80W) - basking about the trap and not captured within it


Method:
Robinson MV Trap (80W) - weakly attracted

Explanation:
Robinson Trap (80W) - weakly attracted to the trap but not captured by it


Explanation:
Use this method for species bred from a captured female


Explanation:
Robinson Trap (125W) - basking about the trap and not captured within it


Method:
Robinson MV Trap (125W) - weakly attracted

Explanation:
Robinson Trap (125W) - weakly attracted to the trap but not captured by it


Explanation:
Use this method for all species identified from leaf mines


Explanation:
Vacated left mine - see also Leaf Mine: tenanted


Explanation:
Bird calling, rather than singing e.g. contact or flight call


Explanation:
Bred from larvae (recorded site locates the origin of the larvae)


Explanation:
Recorded as part of the BTO Bird Ringing & Nest Recording Schemes


# Recorders

Comment:
Use this as Determiner for all records that are unvalidated or awaiting determination.


# Taxon-Validations

Warning:
This species is found only in the Channel Islands


