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Species Account for Mythimna favicolor

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Mythimna favicolor  (Barrett, 1896)
Mathew's Wainscot
Lepidoptera: macromoths: Noctuidae

 
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National status: Nb
Essex RDB: Listed



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Taxonomic group: larger moths (Lepidoptera: macromoths) - County data   
Mythimna favicolor on UK Moths website
 
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