A good night last night with
122 moths trapped and identified covering thirty-seven species, three of which
were new for the year.
The following were recorded:
Orange Swift [2]; Carcina quercana [1]; Blastobasis adustella [2]; Amblyptilia
acanthadactyla [1]; Light Brown Apple Moth [4]; Euzophera pinguis [1]; Gold
Triangle [1]; Anania coronate [1]; Mother of Pearl [1]; Chrysoteuchia culmella
[4]; Crambus perlella [4]; Agriphila tristella [8]; Agriphila straminella [1];
Agriphila geniculea [1]; Riband Wave [13]; Common Carpet [5]; Brimstone Moth
[3]; Canary-shouldered Thorn [1]; Dusky Thorn [12]; Willow Beauty [5]; Iron
Prominent [3]; Straw Dot [4]; The Spectacle [1]; Silver Y [2]; Copper Underwing [1]; Mouse Moth [1]; Marbled Beauty [6];
Dark Arches [2]; Common Rustic species [8]; Cabbage Moth [1]; Smoky Wainscot [1]; The Clay [1]; Shuttle-shaped Dart
[4]; Flame Shoulder [1]; Large Yellow Underwing [6]; Lesser Broad-bordered
Yellow Underwing [7] and Square-spot
Rustic [2].
Orange Swift
Gold Triangle
Amblyptilia acanthadactyla
Iron Prominent
Square-sot Rustic
Mouse Moth
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