Last night I trapped and
identified ninety-two moths, covering forty species of which twelve were new
for the year.
Diamond-back Moth [4]; Argyresthia goedartella [1]; Brown House-moth [1];
Light Brown Apple Moth [13]; Pseudargyrotoza conwagana [1]; Marbled Orchard Tortrix [3]; Notocellia trimaculana
[4]; Bee Moth [1]; Small Magpie [2]; Udea olivalis [1]; Rush Veneer [1]; Eyed
Hawk-moth [1]; Small Blood-vein [1]; Common
Carpet [2]; Common Marbled Carpet [4]; Green Pug [1];
Freyer’s Pug [2]; Common Pug [4]; Mottled Pug [4]; Scorched
Wing [1]; Brimstone Moth [11]; Willow Beauty [1]; Coxcomb Prominent [2]; Straw
Dot [2]; Pale Tussock [2]; Buff Ermine [1]; White Ermine [1]; Silver Y
[1]; Beautiful Golden Y [1]; Small Fan-foot [1]; Brown
Rustic [1]; Clouded-bordered Brindle [2]; Rustic Shoulder-knot [2]; Dark Arches [1]; Marbled Minor species [1]; Heart and
Dart [2]; Turnip Moth [1]; Shuttle-shaped Dart
[5]; Large Yellow Underwing [1] and Setaceous Hebrew Character [1].
Argyresthia goedartella
Marbled Orchard Tortrix
Notocellia
trimaculana
Small Blood-vein
Scorched Wing
Coxcomb Prominent
Turnip Moth
Brown Rustic
Dark Arches
Beautiful Golden Y
Straw Dot
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