Subfamily: Lymantriinae (5T 7G+1EX 10S+1EX)
Formerly treated as Family: Lymantriidae (MBGBI9)
Antenna strongly bipectinate to apex in male, shortly bipectinate or ciliate in female; proboscis reduced or absent
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Tribe: Arctornithiini (1G 1S)
Arctornis 008 Arctornis l-nigrum (Black V Moth) fw: 19-27mm; Jun-Jul; elms (Ulmus spp); transient resident at Bradwell-on-sea, Essex 1947-1960; otherwise a rare migrant with 4 British records 1904 to 2015 |
Tribe: Leucomini (1G 1S)
Leucoma 009 Leucoma salicis (White Satin Moth) 
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Tribe: Lymantriini (1G 2S)
Lymantria (2S)
Lymantria (2S)
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010 Lymantria monacha (Black Arches)
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011 Lymantria dispar (Gypsy Moth)
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Tribe: Nygmiini (1G 2S)
Euproctis (2S)
Euproctis (2S)
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012 Euproctis chrysorrhoa (Brown-tail)
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013 Euproctis similis (Yellow-tail)
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Tribe: Orgyiini (3G+1EX 4S+1EX)
014 Laelia coenosa (Reed Tussock) - Extinct since 1879
014 Laelia coenosa (Reed Tussock) - Extinct since 1879
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Calliteara
015 Calliteara pudibunda (Pale Tussock) 
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Dicallomera
016 Dicallomera fascellina (Dark Tussock) 
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Orygia (2S)
Diurnal; females flightless 017 Orgyia antiqua (Vapourer) 
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018 Orgyia recens (Scarce Vapourer) fw: m13-17mm f-flightless; Jun-Jul, partially bivoltine Aug-Oct; mainly hawthorns (Crataegus spp), oaks (Quercus spp) and sallows (Salix spp); RDB in lowland heath, wet woodland, fens and bogs in S.Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and Norfolk |
