
PUSS MOTH 1995



another new addition to the garden list last night was this MULLEIN 2221

PEBBLE HOOK-TIP 1648

RED TWIN-SPOT CARPET 1724 .... year first x 2 

16 x S.S.Dart
8 x Brimstone Moth
1 x Clouded Drab
1 x Ruby Tiger
1 x Garden Carpet
Brindled (3), Common (2), Double-striped (2), Currant (2), V-pug, and twelve other pugs unidentified.
1 x Hebrew Character
2 x Dark/Grey Dagger
2 x Common Quaker
3 x Nut-tree Tussock
1 x Least Black Arches
2 x Powdered Quaker
1 x Sallow Kitten
1 x Knot Grass
8 x Argyrotaenia ljungiana
3 x Tinea trinotella
3 x Endrosis sarcitrella
2 x Alucita hexadactyla
2 x Epiphyas postvittana
1 x Hofmannophila pseudospretella
1 x Agonopterix arenella
Plus 2 micros' sent to recorder for ID
GARDEN SPECIES now stands at 79 spp,
54 macro, 25 micro
A few lifers for me in that list Trent....would love a Puss Moth.
ReplyDeleteThat was the first one I've ever seen. Matt had one last year and he had another last night too.
ReplyDeleteQuite a spectacular moth. Hope you break your duck on that one soon Stewart