WINE RACE 2016 .. MATTc380 .. TRENT 353 .. BEN 347 ...... Garden species:- Macros 357, Micros 365, Total 722
Showing posts with label Dwarf Cream Wave. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dwarf Cream Wave. Show all posts

Monday, 18 July 2016

16th July 2016 .... Small Waves

Having caught 3 small wave species in the traps I thought a comparison shot might be good for beginners.
If you think herding cats is difficult, try herding moths without the aid of a blast or two of CO2.
I got there in the end after much coaxing and cussing ...
Small Fan-footed Wave - Dwarf Cream Wave - Single-dotted Wave
 From L to R
Small Fan-footed Wave
Dwarf Cream Wave
Single-dotted Wave

Thursday, 19 June 2014

18th June 2014 ... Garden Traps latest

The June weather is in the doldrums at the mo, with daytime temps 19 or 20 and nights 11 or 12.
It seems to have been like this for ages, but it's not bad for the moths even though the light breezes have a Northerly bias and a fresh feel.
5 more species made it on to the year list last night ....
WHITE SATIN MOTH


EUDONIA MERCURELLA


CLAY


DWARF CREAM WAVE


LARGE TWIN-SPOT CARPET


Best of the rest ...
Peppered Moth f.insularia
Toadflax Brocade
Green Silver-lines
Small Blood-vein
Straw Dot
Dot Moth
Spectacle
Broad-barred White
Angle Shades
Buff-tip
Sycamore
Grey/Dark Dagger x
Small Emerald
Common Emerald
Grey Pine Carpet
Light Arches
Common Marbled Carpet
Garden Carpet
Elephant Hawk-moth
Of the "brown stuff" 44 Heart and Dart was a high count.
Large Yellow Underwings are increasing in number, as are Mottled Rustic, Uncertain, Heart and Club, Dark Arches.
The so called grass veneer moths and Common Footman are also on the up.

Monday, 8 July 2013

7th July 2013 ... The latest "Best night of the year so far"

The day kicked off on the right note with a new butterfly for the garden, a Marbled White.
The warmest evening of the year to date produced 3 new moths for the garden all time list.
Two traps operating and a blacklight 15w BLB on the shed wall.
Catch list .....
0288 ... Caloptilia stigmatella ... GF
288 ... Caloptilia stigmatella

0450 ... Scythropia crataegella ... 2
0642 ... Batia unitella
0647 ... Hofmannophila pseudospretella
0648 ... Endrosis sarcitrella ... 4
0779 ... Bryotropha affinis
0787 ... Bryotropha terrella ... 2
870/1a. Oegoconia agg. ... YF ... to be determined

0905 ... Blastodacna hellerella
0937 ... Agapeta hamana
0970 ... Pandemis cerasana
0977 ... Archips podana ... 2 ... YF

0994 ... Clepsis consimilana ... 4
1010 ... Ditula angustiorana ... 3
1020/4. Cnephasia agg. ... YF ... to be determined.

1032 ... Aleimma loeflingiana ... YF

1033 ... Tortrix viridana
1158 ... Rhopobota naevana ... YF
1175 ... Epiblema uddmanniana ... 2
1261 ... Cydia pomonella ... 2
1293 ... Chrysoteuchia culmella
1294 ... Crambus pascuella ... 5
1301 ... Crambus lathoniellus
1302 ... Crambus perlella ... 3
1338 ... Dipleurina lacustrata ... 2
1356 ... Evergestis forficalis
1376 ... Eurrhypara hortulata ... 2
1378 ... Phlyctaenia coronata ... 2
1390 ... Udea prunalis ... 2
1428 ... Aphomia sociella ... 6
1474 ... Ephestia unicolorella ... 3
1481 ... Homoeosoma sinuella ... 2
1524 ... Emmelina monodactyla ... 2
1634 ... The Lackey ... YF

1669 ... Common Emerald
1673 ... Small Emerald
1690 ... Small Blood-vein ... 2
1699 ... Least Carpet ... 2
1705 ... Dwarf Cream Wave ... YF

1707 ... Small Dusty Wave ... 2
1711 ... Treble Brown Spot .. 2
1713 ... Riband Wave ... 5
1728 ... Garden Carpet ... 3
1742 ... Yellow Shell
1827 ... Freyer's Pug ... 2
1830 ... Wormwood Pug ... YF

1834 ... Common Pug ... 8
1862 ... Double-striped Pug ... 3
1876 ... Small Yellow Wave ... GF

1889 ... Peacock Moth ... GF


1904 ... Scorched Wing ... YF

1922 ... Swallow-tailed Moth ... 2
1931 ... Peppered Moth ... 3
1937 ... Willow Beauty ... 4
1980 ... Eyed Hawk-moth
1991 ... Elephant Hawk-moth
1994 ... Buff-tip ... 3
2009 ... Maple Prominent
2050 ... Common Footman ... 8
2061 ... Buff Ermine ... 2
2088 ... Heart and Club ... 4
2089 ... Heart and Dart ... 13
2098 ... The Flame ... 3
2102 ... Flame Shoulder
2107 ... Large Yellow Underwing ...  2
2128 ... Double Square-spot ... 3
2154 ... Cabbage Moth
2155 ... Dot Moth
2160 ... Bright-line Brown-eye ... 3
2165 ... Small Ranunculus ... 2
2170 ... Varied Coronet ... 2
2173 ... The Lychnis
2199 ... Common Wainscot
2279 ... The Sycamore ... 3
2280 ... The Miller ... 2
2283/4. Dark/Grey Dagger agg. ... 7
2293 ... Marbled Beauty ... YF

2306 ... Angle Shades
2321 ... Dark Arches ... 9
2322 ... Light Arches ... 2
2337/9. Marbled Minor agg. ... 5
2341 ... Cloaked Minor ... 2 ... YF

2381 ... The Uncertain ... 17
2382 ... The Rustic ... 2 ...YF

2384 ... Vine's Rustic ... 2
2387 ... Mottled Rustic ... 2
2389 ... Pale Mottled Willow ... 3
2421 ... Scarce Silver-lines ... YF

2489 ... The Fan-foot ... 6
2477 ... The Snout ... 2

Wednesday, 27 June 2012

26th June 2012 ... Dot co.

16 deg min. warm, humid with a moderate breeze
A few more newcomers for the year were recorded last night, Dot Moth, Double Square-spot, Elephant Hawk-moth, Bordered Pug, Dwarf Cream Wave, Middle-barred Minor, Toadflax Pug and Least Carpet.
Epiblema uddmanniana was the latest micro....is it still an Epiblema ? The new micro book has thrown me a bit !
Just checked..... it has become a Notocelia.
Notoproblem
Notocelia uddmanniana
0229 Monopis obviella 1
0647 Hofmannophila pseudospretella 6
0787 Bryotropha terrella 2
0994 Clepsis consimilana 4
0998 Epipiphyas postvittana 1
1175 Epiblema uddmanniana 1 ... (Notocelia udd.) year first
1159 Rhopobota naevana .. Holly Tortrix 1, year first
1261 Cydia pomonella 2
1301 Crambus lathoniellus 8
1344 Eudonia mercurella 2
1474 Ephestia parasitella 10
1481 Homoeosoma sinuella 2
1524 Emmelina monodactyla 1
1690 Small Blood-vein 1
1699 Least Carpet 2, year first (Below)
Least Carpet
1705 Dwarf Cream Wave 1, year first (Below)


1707 Small Dusty Wave 1
1713 Riband Wave 1
1728 Garden Carpet 2
1742 Yellow Shell 2
1816 Toadflax Pug 2, year first (Below)


1827 Freyer's Pug 3
1834 Common Pug 11
1837 Grey Pug 1
1839 Bordered Pug 1, year first
1860 Green Pug 1
1931 Peppered Moth 1
1937 Willow Beauty 5
1991 Elephant Hawk-moth 1, Year first (Below)


2050 Common Footman 4
2061 Buff Ermine 1
2087 Turnip Moth 3
2088 Heart & Club 6
2089 Heart & Dart 17
2092 Shuttle-shaped Dart 2
2098 Flame 4
2107 Large Yellow Underwing 9
2109 Lesser Yellow Underwing 2
2126 Setaceous Hebrew Character 1
2128 Double Square-spot 2, year first
2154 Cabbage Moth 1
2155 Dot Moth 1, year first (Below)


2170 Varied Coronet 1
2278 Poplar Grey 2
2302 Brown Rustic 1, (Below) 


2321 Dark Arches 22
2322 Light Arches 2
2333 Large Nutmeg 16
2337agg. Marbled Minor 7
2340 Middle-barred Minor 1, year first
2381 Uncertain 8
2389 Pale Mottled Willow 5
2434 Burnished Brass 1
2441 Silver Y 2
2489 Fan-foot 4


4 unidentified micros for the Recorder





Tuesday, 14 June 2011

13th June 2011....Latest garden moths

91 moths of 36 species was a good return, and tonight looks even better weatherwise.
The moon is just about full, but it stays low in the sky and only briefly shines in my garden this time of year before disappearing behind the houses.
2 additions for 2011 were trapped.
POPLAR GREY 2278

DWARF CREAM WAVE 1705 238 species.....145 macro, 93 micro



Sunday, 4 July 2010

July 2nd.......Growl ! ! !

BROWN-TAIL ......first for year
A welcome newcomer to the garden LEOPARD MOTH

SINGLE-DOTTED WAVE


MARASMARCHA LUNAEDACTYLA............ a garden first



DWARF CREAM WAVE All in all a cracking night with 60 plus species a record high.