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Luffia ferchaultella

Larval case of the above micro moth found on Ash. Belonging to the Psychdae family of moths, most larvae feed on lichens and graze the lichen from within its case. This is the first record for Lincolnshire and I feel it is quite common, maybe because not all of us are sad like me.

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Filename:	Luffia_ferchaultella_2.JPG
Album name:	MJGrey / Moths in Lincolnshire
Photographer Name::	Martin Gray
Date and Lincs Location::	Broadholme 14 April 2008
Camera Type and Info::	Nikon 995
Filesize:	54 KiB
Date added:	Apr 22, 2008
Dimensions:	600 x 450 pixels
Displayed:	58 times
URL:	http://www.lincsbirdclub.co.uk/album/displayimage.php?pid=7917
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