I noticed that "Stewart of the North" caught a Heart & Dart so I guess the traps will soon be infested with them for several weeks, it's nice to see the first one tho...and then it's the Rustic/uncertain/do your head in Moths to follow !
BRIMSTONE MOTH 1906...I have had 15 of these in the last three nights and although they are common they are still a cracking moth
The latest pug addition...MOTTLED PUG 1819
A new micro...EPHESTIA PARASITELLA ssp UNICOLORELLA 1474.....The nominate species is from Southern Europe and the sub species Unicolorella is the only one found in Britain (Thanks to our micro recorder for the ID and info)
First for the year...Garden Pebble... Evergestis forficalis 1356
Garden Totals:-
Garden Totals:-19 x Shuttle-shaped Dart
5 x Brimstone Moth
3 x Garden Carpet
2 x Evergestis forficalis *year first
2 x Scalloped Hazel (both very worn)
2 x Flame Shoulder
Incurvaria masculella
Esperia sulphurella
Early Grey
Grey Dagger agg
Waved Umber
Red Twin-spot Carpet
Hebrew Character
Common Quaker
Emmelina monodactyla
Muslin Moth
Powdered Quaker
Ephestia parasitella ssp unicolorella *Garden First
Mottled Pug *year first
5 x Unidentified Pugs
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88 species......58 macro, 30 micro
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