New Dutch moth species

Translated from the Dutch butterfly foundation:

On 1 June 2009, Frans Cupedo discovered in his garden in Geulle (Limburg province) a male of the moth Eremodrina gilva. As far as people know, this species had never been recorded before in the Netherlands.

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