An excellent night last night
with 319 moths trapped and identified covering fifty-five species with twelve
new for the year.
The following were recorded: Orange
Swift [1]; Ermine species [2]; Apple Leaf Miner [1]; Brown House
Moth [1]; Lesser Tawny Tubic [1]; Long-horned Flat-body [1];
Furness Dowd [12]; Red-barred Tortrix [9]; Dark Fruit-tree Tortrix [1]; Light
Brown Apple Moth [10]; Cnephasia sp. [1]; Dark-triangle Button [1];
Common Yellow Conch [1]; Beautiful
Knot-horn [1]; Small Purple & Gold [1]; Mother of Pearl [6]; Small Grey
[1]; Garden Grass-veneer [37]; Inlaid Grass-veneer [1]; Common Grass-veneer
[40]; Straw Grass-veneer [18]; Elbow-stripe [3]; Chinese Character [1]; Poplar
Hawkmoth [1]; Riband Wave [9]; Yellow Shell [1]; Common Carpet [1]; Green
Carpet [1]; Foxglove Pug [1]; Lime-speck Pug [1]; Canary-shouldered
Thorn [1]; Dusky Thorn [1]; Willow Beauty [4]; Iron Prominent [1];
Pale Prominent [1]; Yellow-tail [1]; Ruby Tiger [4]; Dingy Footman [2]; Silver
Y [2]; Gold Spot [1]; Mouse Moth [1]; Marbled Beauty [5]; The
Uncertain [2]; Large Nutmeg [1]; Dark Arches [6]; Common Rustic group [6];
Cloaked Minor [3]; Dun-bar [2]; The Clay [3]; Heart and Dart [2];
Shuttle-shaped Dart [2]; Large Yellow Underwing [38]; Lesser Yellow Underwing
[30]; Lesser Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing [7] and Six-striped Rustic [1].
Orange Swift
Apple Leaf Miner
Lesser Tawny Tubic
Dark Fruit-tree Tortrix
Dark Triangle Button
Small Purple and Gold
Canary-shouldered Thorn
Iron Prominent
Pale Prominent
Six-stripped Rustic
Mouse Moth
Dun-bar
Gold Spot
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