A large European moth with orange-brown and white markings, occurring chiefly on moorland and in open woodland.
Endromis versicolora, the only member of the family Endromidae
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- Larger moths like the Kentish Glory also associate with birch woods.
- Other important Scottish species are those that need large areas of habitat, like the Marsh Fritillary and the Kentish Glory moth.
- The Kentish glory disappeared from England in 1970 while the netted mountain is a priority species, according to Butterfly Conservation.