A magic night with 290 moths trapped and identified covering seventy-two
species of which sixteen were new for the year, one of which was a lifer.
The following were recorded: Ermine species [8]; Bird-cherry Ermine [3]; Orchard Ermine [3]; Paraswammerdamia nebulella [1]; Diamond-back
Moth [2]; Crassa unitella
[2]; Blastobasis adustella [3]; Blastobasis lacticolella [1]; Twenty-plume Moth [1]; Red-barred Tortrix [1];
Dark Fruit-tree Tortrix [1]; Clepsis consimilana [2]; Cnephasia sp. [2];
Celypha striana [3]; Ancylis achatana [1]; Pammene fasciana [1];
Leopard Moth [1]; Euzophera
pinguis [1]; Gold Triangle [2]; Small
Magpie [4]; Mother of
Pearl [3]; Scoparia ambigualis [1]; Scoparia pyralella [4]; Eudonia
Lacustrata [1]; Chrysoteuchia culmella [35]; Crambus pascuella [21]; Donacaula forficella [1]; Buff Arches [2]; Elephant Hawk-moth [13]; Small
Dusty Wave [1]; Small Fan-footed Wave [1]; Riband Wave [25]; Garden Carpet [2];
Silver-ground Carpet [1]; Lime-speck
Pug [1]; Wormwood Pug [1]; Brimstone Moth [7]; Early Thorn [2]; Scalloped Oak [1];
Swallow-tailed Moth [3]; Willow Beauty [4]; Clouded Silver [1]; Light Emerald
[1]; Straw Dot [1]; The Snout [1]; Buff Ermine [1]; Dingy Footman [3]; Common
Footman [16]; The Fan-foot [3]; Burnished Brass [1]; Silver Y [1]; Plain Golden
Y [3]; Dagger species [1]; Poplar Grey [1]; The Coronet [1];
Marbled Beauty [2]; The Uncertain [13]; The Rustic [5]; Large Nutmeg [1]; Dark
Arches [26]; Light Arches
[1]; Common Rustic species [3]; Marbled
Minor species [2]; Bright-line Brown-eye [6]; Common Wainscot [1]; Smoky
Wainscot [1]; The Clay [1]; Heart and Dart [8]; The Flame [6]; Large Yellow
Underwing [2]; Setaceous Hebrew Character [1] and Double Square-spot [1].
Orchard Ermine
Euzophera pinguis
Gold Spot
Mother of Pearl
Scoparia pyralella
Donacaula forficella
Wormwood Pug
Scalloped Oak
Dingy Footman
Burnished Brass
Light Arches
Double Square-spot
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