A better night last night with
186 moths trapped and identified with eight new for the year four of which were
new for the garden.
The following were recorded:
Orange Swift [2]; Horse-chestnut Leaf Miner [3]; Argyresthia goedartella [1];
Bird-cherry Ermine [2]; Crass Unitella [1]; Brown House-moth [1];
White-shouldered House-moth [2]; Blastobasis adustella [18]; Blastobasis
lacticolella [1]; Dark Fruit Tree Tortrix [1]; Light Brown Apple Moth [11];
Red-barred Tortrix [2]; Cnephasia species [1]; Cydia splendana [1];
Chrysoteuchia culmella [7]; Crambus pascuella [5]; Crambus perlella [4];
Agriphila straminella [20]; Eudonia mercurella [2]; Anania coronate [2]; Mother
of Pearl [6]; Acrobasis advenella [1]; Pebble Hook-tip [1]; Riband Wave [14];
Red Twin-spot Carpet [1]; Common Carpet [4]; Brimstone Moth [3]; Dusky Thorn
[1]; Purple Thorn [1]; Willow Beauty [6]; Poplar Hawkmoth [1]; Iron Prominent
[1]; Pebble Prominent [1]; Dingy Footman [2]; Scarce Footmen [1]; Ruby Tiger
[3]; Shuttle-shaped Dart [4]; Large Yellow Underwing [3]; Lesser Broad-bordered
Yellow Underwing [3]; Dagger species [1]; Knot Gras [1]; Marbled Beauty [13];
Copper Underwing [1]; Dun-bar [1]; Dark Arches [5]; Claoked Minor [1]; Common
Rustic species [18] and Silver Y [1].
Orange Swift
Argyresthia goedartella
Crass Unitella
Cydia splendana
Cydia splendana
Pebble Prominent
Ruby Tiger
Ruby Tiger
Knot Grass
Copper Underwing
Cloaked Minor
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