There were 111 moths trapped
and identified last night that covered thirty-two species, three of which were
new for the year with one new for the garden.
The following were recorded:
Ermine species [2]; Blastobasis adustella [3]; Amblyptilia acanthadactyla [1];
Light Brown Apple Moth [20]; Mother of Pearl [1]; Rush Veneer [1];
Crambus perlella [2]; Agriphila tristella [21]; Agriphila straminella [7];
Agriphila geniculea [9]; Pebble Hook-tip [1]; Least
Carpet [1]; Riband Wave [2]; Common Carpet [3]; Lime-speck Pug [1];
Brimstone Moth[2]; Canary-shouldered Thorn [2]; Dusky Thorn [1]; Willow Beauty
[2]; Straw Dot [2]; Silver Y [2]; Dagger species [1]; Knot Grass [1];
Marbled Beauty [1]; Flounced Rustic [6]; Common Rustic species [4];
Shuttle-shaped Dart [2]; The Flame [1]; Falme Shoulder [1]; Large Yellow
Underwing [3]; Lesser Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing [2] and Square-spot
Rustic [3].
Rush Veneer
Least Carpet
Knot Grass
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