Cumbria Branch

Cumbria Day-Flying Moth Sightings: Ruby Tiger

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Date	Species	Number	Site	Town	Grid Ref.	V. County	Recorder	Comment	Image
20 Jul 2020	Ruby Tiger	1	Kingstown Wildlife Pond area	Carlisle	NY39355879	VC70 Cumberland	Paul Kennedy
5 Mar 2020	Ruby Tiger	1	Rickerby Park	Carlisle	NY401568	VC70 Cumberland	Martin Keiller	Larva, starting to spin its pupation cocoon.
17 Oct 2019	Ruby Tiger	1	Rickerby Park	Carlisle	NY403570	VC70 Cumberland	Martin Keiller	Larva crossing path
29 Sep 2016	Ruby Tiger	1	Kingmoor North NR	Carlisle	NY385581	VC70 Cumberland	Paul Kennedy	Larva on the boardwalk.
31 Jul 2016	Ruby Tiger	1	Kingmoor North NR	Carlisle	NY386579	VC70 Cumberland	Paul Kennedy	Ginger-brown in colour - photo available.