I went to Dave’s today as he
had put his moth trap out last night. We
recorded twenty-four macros and five micros with over one hundred moths in the
trap.
The following were
recorded: Willow Beauty [4]; Lozotaeniodes formosanus [1]; Chrysoteuchia
culmella [15]; Eudinia lacustrata [4]; Udea olivalis [1]; Bee Moth [1]; Small
Emerald [1]; Riband Wave [11]; Green Pug [1];
Clouded Border [1]; Peppered Moth [1]; Clouded Silver[1]; Elephant Hawkmoth [3]; Common Footman
[8]; Heart and Dart [11]; Flame [4]; Double Square-spot [1]; Angle Shades [1];
Dark Arches [51]; Light Arches [1]; Large Nutmeg [1]; Marble Minor sp. [2];
Uncertain [7]; Rustic [5]; Burnished Bras [3]; Silver Y [4]; Plain Golden Y
[1]; Spectacle [1] and The Fan-foot [1].
Chrysoteuchia culmella
Eudonia lacustrata
Clouded Silver
Gren Pug
Clouded Border
Elephant Hawkmoth
Double Square-spot
Light Arches
Large Nutmeg
The Fan-foot
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