A HISTORY OF SUSSEX 



Scardia rusticella, Hb. Generally abundant ; 

 may be bred freely from old birds' nests 



— spilotella, Tengstrom. Apparently not 



uncommon in Abbots Wood. Birds' 

 nests from that district yielded S. rusti- 

 cella abundantly, but no spilotella 

 (Fletcher) 

 Tinea fulvimitrella, Sodof. Abbots JVood^Chs- 

 bury, Fairlight, GueUling 



— tapetzella, Linn. Fernhurst, Giiestllng 



— albipunctella, Hw. Arlington, Burpbam, 



Chailey, Fahner ; rather scarce 



— caprimulgella, H.S. Arundel, in hollow 



trunks of ash 



— misella, Z. Abundantly in an old barn 



in Winding Botton near Sompting, and 

 doubtless in similar places elsewhere 



— pellionella, Linn. Abundant in houses 



and outbuildings 



— fuscipunctella, Hw. Abundant in stables 



and outbuildings, where the cases of the 

 larvas may be found on the roofs and 

 walls 



— argentimaculella, Stt. Bognor, Broad- 



water, Horsham, near Petworth, 

 Washington ; the silken tubes of the 

 larvae abundant among powdery lichens 

 on dry banks, old walls and tree trunks 



— pallescentella, Stt. Not uncommon in a 



house in Worthing 



— lapella, Hb. May be bred freely from old 



birds' nests 



— nigripunctella, Hw. Not uncommon in 



a cottage and stables attached to a 

 house in Worthing 



— seniifulvella, Hw. Broadivater, Fernhurst, 



Guestling ; Preston, common on palings ; 

 Wiggonholt 



Phylloporia bistrigella, Hw. Abbots Wood, 

 Chailey, Guestling, Linchmere, Rackham ; 

 not rare among birch 



Tineolabiselliella, Hummel. Common gener- 

 ally in houses 



Lampronia morosa, Z. Sompting, among wild 

 rose 



— luzella, Hb. Fernhurst, Goring Woods, 



Guestling 



— praelatella, Schiff. Abbots IVood, Binsted 



Woods, Goring Woods, Guestling 



— rubiella, Bjerk. Fernhurst, Hastings, 



North Ambersham, Wolstonbury 

 Incurvaria muscalella, Fb. Abbots JVood, 

 Fernhurst, Guestling, Tortington, Wor- 

 thing; abundant 



— pectinea, Hw. Abbots Wood, Fernhurst 



— tenuicornis, Stt. Guestling, rare (Bloom- 



field) 



— oehlmanniella, Tr. Abbots Wood, Fern- 



hurst, Guestling 



— capitella, CI. Guestling, rare ; Wolstonbury 



Micropteryx calthella, Linn. Widely dis- 

 tributed and very abundant 



— aruncella, Sc. North Ambersham (Barrett) 



— seppella, Fb. Clapham Woods, Cissbury, 



Fernhurst ; locally very abundant 



— mansuetella, Z. Not rare in moist 



meadows round Abbots Wood (Vine) 



— aureatella, Sc. Tilgate Forest (Vine) 



— thunbergella, Fb. Bury Hill, Fernhurst, 



Guestling, Goring Woods, Houghton 

 Forest, Tortington Woods ; locally abun- 

 dant 



— subpurpurella, Hw. Common in oak 



woods 



— purpurella, Hw. "1 „ n u . , 



— semipurpurella, Stph. <^^"^''^"y ^.''""'^^"^ 



— unimaculella, Zett. J =^"°"S birch 



— sangii, Wood. Chailey, Claphatn and 



Goring Woods ; abundant 



— kaltenbachii, Wood. Balcombe, Chailey, 



Hassocks 



— salopiella, Stt. Abbots JVood, Clapham 



Woods, Fernhurst 



— sparmannella, Boze. Abbots JVood, Fern- 



hurst, Guestling, Rewel JVood 

 Nemophora swammerdammella, Linn. Fern- 

 hurst, Guestling, JVorthing 



— schwarziella, Z. Fernhurst, Guestling, 



Houghton Forest, Tortington ; common 



— metaxella, Hb. Abbots JVood, Binsted 



JJ^oods, Fernhurst, Falmer JVoods, Guest- 

 ling ; locally abundant 

 Adela fibulella, Fb. Bury, Clapham JVood, 

 Binsted, Fernhurst, Guestling, Houghton 

 chalk pit ; abundant 



— rufimitrella, Sc. Abbots JVood, canal near 



Aldingbourne Bridge ; locally abun- 

 dant 



— croesella, Sc. Durrington, Fernhurst, Hast- 



ings, JVorthing ; apparently uncommon 



— degeerella, Linn. Abbots JVood, Binsted 



JVoods, Guestling, Linchmere ; usually 

 very abundant in its localities 



— viridella, Sc. Generally abundant in 



woods 



— cuprella, Thnbg. Fairlight (Bloomfield) 

 Nematois metallicus, Poda. Local and rare ; 



Hastings, chalk pit near Bramber 



— cupriacellus, Hb. Locally abundant ; 



hedgerows between Berwick and Arling- 

 ton, Moulescombc pit 



— minimellus, Z. Abundant in Abbots 



JJ'^ood ; occurs also on Ditchling Com- 

 mon 

 Swammerdamia combinella, Hb. Generally 

 distributed in hedgerows 



— cresiella, Hb. Abundant and generally 



distributed among blackthorn 



— heroldella, Hb. Abbots JVood, abundant 



among birch ; Guestling 



