WINE RACE 2016 .. MATTc380 .. TRENT 353 .. BEN 347 ...... Garden species:- Macros 357, Micros 365, Total 722
Showing posts with label Dichrorampha acuminatana. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 13 May 2015

12th May ... First Silver Y of the year

A much cooler night than the previous with the temperature falling to 5 deg with clear skies and fresh.
Tonight is looking very similar.
A bright Venus is on show at the moment in the early part of the evening to the west.
A poor catch compared to the 11th
A year first Silver Y was found in one of the traps this morning ..
2441, Silver Y
12th May
0247 Tinea trinotella, 1
0648 Endrosis sarcitrella, 2
1279 Dichrorampha acuminatana, 1, year first
1279, Dichrorampha acuminatana
1342 Eudonia angustea, 1
1524 Emmelina monodactyla, 1
1781 Small Waved Umber, 1
1819 Mottled Pug, 1
2089 Heart and Dart, 1, year first
2189 Heart and Dart
2092 Shuttle-shaped Dart, 7
2223 Toadflax Brocade, 1
2306 Angle Shades, 1
2441 Silver Y, 1



Monday, 2 June 2014

1st June 2014 .. Moth latest

The highlight of the day was during a nice sunny spell at 12.15pm when a Hummingbird Hawkmoth was observed feeding on a clump of Centranthus in the front garden.
No pics but unmistakable.
It stayed for about 5 mins before flitting off to feed on one of the self seeding plants that grow along my street and adjoining gardens.
Below ....
Centranthus, Red Valerian, a good plant for Hummers that flower before the Buddleia, another good bet for a Hummer

New additions to the garden year list :-
Dichrorampha acuminatana


Argyresthia pruniella


Cnephasia sp to be ID'd


Clouded Silver


Varied Coronet


Grey Pug


Burnished Brass

Sunday, 26 May 2013

25th May 2013 ,,,, Latest catch

Did a bit of net sweeping on the overgrown front lawn in the sunshine. Lots of young Ox-eye daisy plants with unopened flower heads and 3 large Tansy bushes which probably explains the addition of Dichrorampha acuminatana to the year list, a common moth in my garden, plus a Scalloped Hazel in the large Hebe bush was an unusual find

Daytime...
0649 ... Esperia sulphurella ...  Sulphur Tubic ...1
0892 ... Mompha subbistrigella ... Garden Cosmet ... 2
0974 ... Argyrotaenia ljungiana ... Heather Tortrix ... 3
1279 ... Dichrorampha acuminatana ... Sharp-winged Drill ...1 ... YF



1361 ... Pyrausta aurata ... Mint Moth ... 2
1487 ... Amblyptilia acanthadactyla ... Beautiful Plume ... 1
1920 ... Scalloped Hazel ... Odontopera bidentata ... 1

Night ... Full moon in view at 22.30, after that, very few moths about.
1906 ...Brimstone Moth ... 3
2092 ...Shuttle-shaped Dart ... 3
1729 ...Garden Carpet ...  7
1834 ...Common Pug ... 1
2102 ... Flame Shoulder ... 1
2154 ... Cabbage Moth ... 1
2063 ... Muslin Moth ... 1
1883 ... Yellow-barred Brindle ... 2
0964 ... Cochylis dubitana ... Little Conch ... 1
1524 ... Emmelina monodactyla ... Common Plume ... 1

Sunday, 31 July 2011

28th - 30th July...The Dells garden update

The topsy-turvy temperatures continue, and as can be seen by the stats below, there seems to be an exact mathematical equasion between temperatures and moth numbers.
One thing is for sure....7.1 degrees is chilly for the third week in July !
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30th July
min temp 9.6 deg
Species count ... 39
Moth count .......108
Most = Shuttle-shaped Dart, 44
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29th July                                                
min temp 7.1 deg                                    
Species count...27                                  
Moth count......100                                
Most = Shuttle-shaped Dart, 49              
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28th July
min temp 12.9 deg
Species count...59
Moth count.......195
Most = Shuttle-shaped Dart, 75
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Obviously the best night for a while was the 28th. It was warm and humid and The Dells traps/walls were very busy.
Nothing new on 29th/30th so I will list the haul on the 28th as this was the best night of the year so far.
Micros
2 x Pleuroptya ruralis (Mother of Pearl)
2 x Yponomeuta evonymella (Bird-cherry Ermine)
1 x Dichomeris marginella (Juniper Webber) FFY


DICHOMERIS MARGINELLA 862
 1 x Parapoynx stratiotata (Ringed China-mark)
2 x Cydia pomonella (Codling Moth)
5 x Endotricha flammealis
2 x Cnephasia sp.
1 x Coleophorus sp.
3 x Ditula angustiorana (Red-barred Tortrix)
1 x Pandemis heparana (Dark Fruit-tree Tortrix)
2 x Lozotaeniodes formosanus FFY

LOZOTAENIODES FORMOSANUS 1001
5 x Chrysoteuchia culmella (Common Grass Veneer)
3 x Crambus pascuella
1 x Yponomeuta cagnagella (Spindle Ermine)
1 x Agriphila straminella
1 x Blastobasis adustella
3 x Eudonia mercurella
1 x Zeiraphera isertana
1 x Eudemis profundana NFG
EUDEMIS PROFUNDANA 1113
2 x Argyrotaenia ljungiana
1 x Bryotropha terrella
1 x Eucosma cana
2 x Plutella xylostella (Diamond-back Moth)
1 x Batia unitella
1 x Depressaria sp (Gen det result imminent)
1 x Dichrorampha acuminatana FFY
DICHRORAMPHA ACUMINATANA 1279
Macro
5 x Riband Wave
4 x Cloaked Minor
75 x Shuttle-shaped Dart
1 x The Rustic
3 x Scarce Footman
2 x Straw Underwing
1 x Tawney Speckled Pug f. fulvata,  NFG
TAWNEY SPECKLED PUG f. FULVATA 1838
2 x Grey Dagger agg. a doo doo doo, push pineapple, open a vein !
It always reminds me of that appalling song every time I type Dagger agg.
2 x Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing
3 x Large Yellow Underwing
3 x Lesser Yellow Underwing
2 x Yellow Shell
3 x Least Carpet
4 x Common Rustic agg
1 x Dwarf Cream Wave
1 x Common Footman
6 x Ruby Tiger
1 x Black Arches NFG

BLACK ARCHES
3 x Dark Arches
1 x Red Twin-spot Carpet
3 x Willow Beauty
1 x Small Ranunculus
1 x Leopard Moth


LEOPARD MOTH
1 x Common Carpet
1 x Flame Shoulder
2 x Buff Ermine
3 x Uncertain
2 x Clay
1 x Single-dotted Wave
1 x Poplar Grey
4 x Turnip Moth
1 x Shaded Broad-bar FFY
SHADED BROAD-BAR
Totals to date :-
351 species.....204 macro, 147 micro

Thursday, 20 May 2010

19th May...Let's go MICRO !

The warmer weather got the micros out in force last night, a good selection visited the traps and I can now ID a lot more than before with a little help from Mr Manning of course !
Eudonia angustea
Tinea trinotella

White-shouldered House-moth
Emmelina monodactyla on take-off

Brown House-moth

Esperia sulphurella

Dichorampha acuminatana
Argyrotaenia ljuniana

Epiblema cynosbatella

Phtheochroa rugosana (lovely moth but cant pronounce its name !) I hope the ID is OK
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MACRO LIST FOR LAST NIGHT TO FOLLOW