A better night last night with
288 moths trapped and identified covering sixty-eight species of which thirteen
were new for the year.
The following were recorded:
Ermine Species [1]; Crassa unitella [1]; Blastobasis adustella [1]; Amblyptilia
acanthadactyla [1]; Emmelina monodactyla [1]; Red-barred Tortrix [1]; Timothy
Tortrix [1]; Light Brown Apple Moth [8]; Cnephasia sp. [1]; Agapeta hamana [2];
Celypha striana [2]; Celypha lacunana [1]; Ancylis achatana [1]; Bud Moth [2];
Codling Moth [2]; Bee Moth [1]; Acrobasis advenella [1]; Gold Triangle [1];
Anania coronate [1]; Small magpie [2]; Eudonia mercurella [6]; Chrysoteuchia
culmella [72]; Crambus pascuella [14]; Crambus perlella [3]; Ringed China-mark
[1]; Buff Arches [1]; Privet Hawkmoth [1]; Elephant Hawkmoth [3]; Riband Wave
[11]; Small Blood-vein [3]; Garden Carpet [1]; Silver-ground Carpet [1]; Yellow
Shell [1]; Common Carpet [1]; Green Pug [1]; Common Pug [1]; Brimstone Moth
[6]; Swallow-tailed Moth [7]; Willow Beauty [4]; Mottled Beauty [1]; Clouded
Silver [1]; The Snout [1]; Buf Ermine [4]; Common Footman [10]; Burnished Brass
[4]; Silver Y [5]; Plain Golden Y [1]; Dagger species [1]; Poplar Grey [1];
Coronet [1]; Marbled Beauty [6]; The Uncertain [15]; The Rustic [1]; Large
Nutmeg [1]; Dark Arches [19]; Light Arches [3]; Marbled Minor group [1];
Bright-line Brown-eye [9]; Dot Moth [1]; Cabbage Moth [1]; Smoky Wainscot [2];
The Clay [1]; Heart and Dart [13]; Shuttle-shaped Dart [1]; The Flame [9];
Flame Shoulder [1]; Large Yellow Underwing [2]; and Lesser Yellow Underwing
[1].
Agapeta hamana
Bud Moth
Female Ringed China-mark
Buff Arches
Yellow Shell
Poplar Grey
Coronet
Light Arches
Smoky Wainscot
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