The trap was out again last
night and there were 108 moths covering fifty-one species with one new, Small
Fan-foot, and another fifteen new for the year.
The following were recorded:
Bird-cherry Ermine [1]; Diamond-back Moth [2]; Argyresthia goedartella [1];
Brown House-moth [1]; Timothy Tortrix [1]; Light Brown Apple Moth [8];
Pseudargrotoza conwagana [3]; Aethes smeathmanniana [1]; Eucosma cana [1];
Codling Moth [1]; Bee Moth [2]; Small Magpie [4]; Udea olivalis [1]; Garden
Pebble [1]; Scoparia pyralella [1]; Eudonia mercurella [1]; Chrysoteuchia
culmella [1]; Crambus pascuella [1]; Crambus perlella [1]; Agriphila
straminella [3]; Brown China-mark [1]; Elephant Hawkmoth [1]; Small Dusty Wave
[2]; Riband Wave [1]; Common Marbled Carpet [1]; Green Pug [1]; Foxglove Pug
[1]; Lime-speck Pug [1]; Common Pug [1]; Mottled Pug [1]; Scorched Wing [1];
Brimstone Moth [5]; Peppered Moth [1]; Willow Beauty [1]; Clouded Silver [1];
Straw Dot [3]; Buff Ermine [5]; Small Fan-foot [1]; Silver Y [1]; Marbled
Beauty [1]; Uncertain [1]; Brown Rustic [1]; Large Nutmeg [1]; Rustic Shoulder Knot
[5]; Dark Arches [1]; Marbled Minor species [1]; Middle-barred Minor [2];
Bright-line Brown-eye [2]; Heart and Dart [20]; The Flame [1] and Setaceous
Hebrew Character [1].
Brown China Mark
Peppered Moth
Small Fan-foot
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