David put his moth trap again
last night but the catch was not significant thirty-three moths of seventeen
species. There were three we had not
caught previously this year, Ypsolopha scabrella, Brindled Green and Mouse Moth
an Ypsolopha scabrella was a new species for me.
The following were trapped:
Willow Beauty [1]; Ypsolopha scabrella [1]; Chrysoteuchia culmella [2];
Agriphila straminella
[1]; Agriphila geniculea [1]; Mother of Pearl [1]; Green Carpet [1]; Brimstone
Moth [2]; Garden Dart [2]; Large Yellow Underwing [5]; Lesser Yellow Underwing
[5]; Setaceous Hebrew Character [2]; Square-spot Rustic [2]; Brindled Green
[1]; Mouse Moth [1]; Flounced Rustic [2]; Burnished Brass [1]; and Silver Y
[2].
Ypsolopha scabrella
Agriphila straminella
Green Carpet
Square-spot Rustic
Square-spot Rustic
Brindled Green
Brindled Green
Mouse Moth
Burnished Brass
Silver Y
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