Another good night for moths
with 157 trapped and identified, covering thirty-two species, one of which was
new for the year.
The following were recorded:
Orange Swift [3]; Diamond-back Moth [1]; Brown House Moth [3]; Amblyptilia
acanthadactyla [1]; Light Brown Apple Moth [17]; Garden Rose Tortrix [2];
Mother of Pearl [1]; Agriphila straminella [2]; Agriphila geniculea [12]; Brown
China-mark [1]; Yellow Shell [1]; Common Marble Carpet [1]; Green Carpet
[1]; Double-striped Pug [4]; Brimstone Moth [25]; Canary-shouldered Thorn
[1]; Dusky Thorn [3]; Willow Beauty [4]; Straw Dot [5]; The Snout [1]; The
Spectacle [1]; Burnished Brass [1]; Copper Underwing [1]; Marbled Beauty [1];
Flounced Rustic [3]; Centre-barred Sallow [6]; Common Wainscot [1]; Small
Square-spot [1]; Large Yellow Underwing [34]; Lesser Yellow Underwing [15];
Square-spot Rustic [3] and Setaceous Hebrew Character [1].
Green Carpet
Copper Underwing
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