The last three nights have been on the cool side by late afternoon and into the evening.
Catch numbers have been low and micro moths have been scarce, especially the small ones.
Last night was much better and the temperature stayed in the high teens until the early hours.
The day started off well with a Large Skipper being added to the butterfly year list.
above ... Large Skipper
New additions to garden moth year ...
28th June
1115 .. Ancylis achatana
2192 .. Brown-line Bright-eye
2293 .. Marbled Beauty
30th June
0426 .. Yponomeuta mallinellus
1165 .. Epiblema foenella
1921 .. Scalloped Oak
Top to bottom as listed
WINE RACE 2016 .. MATTc380 .. TRENT 353 .. BEN 347 ......
Garden species:- Macros 357, Micros 365, Total 722
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Showing posts with label Scalloped Oak. Show all posts
Tuesday, 1 July 2014
Monday, 15 July 2013
13th July 2013 ... New additions
Sunday, 8 July 2012
6th & 7th July ... Garden traps
A clear sky and a bright moon on the 6th.
Rained off on the 7th
Scalloped Oak was added to the 2012 macro list.
A garden first micro, Rhyaciona buoliana (Pine Shoot Moth) and a year first Pandemis cerasana were the micro highlights.
Rained off on the 7th
Scalloped Oak was added to the 2012 macro list.
A garden first micro, Rhyaciona buoliana (Pine Shoot Moth) and a year first Pandemis cerasana were the micro highlights.
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| Scalloped Oak |
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| Rhyacionia buoliana (worn) |
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| Pandemis cerasana |
Labels:
Pandemis cerasana,
Rhyaciona buoliana,
Scalloped Oak
Thursday, 23 June 2011
22nd June 2011...Nights in .............
........ WHITE SATIN moth... 2031,
SCALLOPED OAK 1921
COMMON RUSTIC agg 2343/a
ERROR
CABBAGE MOTH 2154
SMALL RANUNCULUS 2165, 3rd for year
METZNERIA METZNERIELLA 0726, a garden first
22nd June :-
SCALLOPED OAK 1921
COMMON RUSTIC agg 2343/aERROR
CABBAGE MOTH 2154
SMALL RANUNCULUS 2165, 3rd for year
METZNERIA METZNERIELLA 0726, a garden first
22nd June :-18 x Common Footman
17 x Uncertain aggs.
12 x Heart and Dart
10 x Dark Arches
3 x Scarce Footman
1 x Lime Hawk-moth
1 x Privet Hawk-moth
3 x Garden Carpet
1 x Small Dusty Wave
4 x Pale Mottled Willow
1 x Barred Yellow
2 x The Flame
1 x Sycamore
2 x L.Y.U's
3 x Light Arches
1 x Common Rustic agg ERROR......Cabbage Moth
3 x Small Blood-vein
2 x Grey Dagger agg.
1 x Common Wainscot
1 x Peppered Moth
2 x Dwarf Cream Wave
4 x Buff Ermine
1 x White Satin Moth * year first
1 x Small Ranunculus
1 x Short-cloaked Moth
1 x Buff-tip
2 x Least Carpet
1 x Scalloped Oak * year first
2 x Heart and Club
1 x Smoky Wainscot
1 x Epiblema uddmanniana
4 x Hofmannophila pseudospretella
1 x Aphomia sociella
1 x Endotricha flammealis
3 x Eudonia mercurella
2 x Archips podana
1 x Ephestia parasitella
2 x Emmelina monodactyla
2 x Eurrhypara hortulata
2 x Udea prunalis
1 x Metzneria metzneriella ** garden first
1 x Oegoconia agg.
1 x Bryotropha terrella
1 x Clepsis consimilana
2 x Chrysoteuchia culmella
1 x Crambus pascuella
1 x Phycita roborella
2 x Cnephasia agg
Garden total :-
265 species.....164 macro, 101 micro
There may be another macro to add, just waiting for official ID confirmation of yesterdays DINGY SHEARS.
Many thanks to Bill D. and Matt (Captain Trappings) for pointing this out.
After checking out a few web images I am convinced they are spot on.
Thursday, 22 July 2010
21st July.....Wormwood scrubs up well !
The unique duo Blacklight/actinic (an early experimental "Ratface" trap) is certainly accounting for a lot of species in The Dells garden.
And last night was no exception as it bagged a ......................................................
And last night was no exception as it bagged a ......................................................

............................... WORMWOOD !
Labels:
Mere Wainscot,
Red Twin-spot Carpet,
Scalloped Oak,
Wormwood
Thursday, 15 July 2010
13th July..... The Dark Side
Red Twin-spot Carpet

Yellow-barred Brindle

Last night turned up some interesting species in the one Skinner I had operating. The weather was a little warmer than the night before and the wind had dropped.
A garden first DARK UMBER
A garden first DARK UMBER

SCALLOPED OAK...2nd for the year

An easy Pug species to identify for a change...
BORDERED PUG....first for year

a stunning micro.......
BEAUTIFUL CHINA-MARK

another first for my ever expanding micro list
..................
9 x Dark Arches
6 x Common Footman
6 x Uncertain
5 x Willow Beauty
5 x Shuttle-shaped Dart
4 x Riband Wave
3 x Dot Moth
3 x Least Carpet
3 x Buff Ermine
3 x Scarce Footman
3 x Pale Mottled Willow
3 x Heart & Dart
2 x Cloaked Minor
2 x Flame
2 x Bright-line Brown-eye
2 x Dun-bar
2 x Grey/Dark Dagger
AND one each of the following:-
Small Emerald
Garden Carpet
Ruby Tiger
Clay
Bordered Pug
Small Waved Umber
Yellow-barred Brindle (a fresh green example)
Red Twin-spot Carpet
Dark Umber
Small Ranunculus (my 13th record for the year)
Poplar Hawkmoth
Common Wainscot
Light Arches
Scalloped Oak
Rustic
Silver Y
Small Dusty Wave
Tuesday, 6 July 2010
5th July....another "first"
Cooler weather with a stiffish breeze lowered the numbers a little..Still running the one Skinner with 2 x 25w BC Blacklights and two PL 11w actinics attached to cover more of the light spectrum....But..........the new moth preferred to come in the kitchen attracted by the 50w Dichroics !!
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SCALLOPED OAK...... garden/kitchen "first".jpg)
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SCALLOPED OAK...... garden/kitchen "first"
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SYCAMORE

LARGE TABBY........my third record for this large micro

SMALL RANUNCULUS.....regular visitor to my garden this year

another striking micro.........
EPIBLEMA FOENELLA

12 Buff Ermine
10 Common Footman ( no Scarce Footman found !)
7 Dark Arches
7 Willow Beauty
6 Flame
5 Uncertain
5 Riband Wave
4 Heart & Dart
3 Dot Moth
3 Large Yellow Underwing
2 Small Emerald
2 Swallow-tailed Moth
2 Mottled Rustic
2 Grey/Dark Dagger
2 Heart & Club
2 Marbled Minor agg
Dwarf Cream Wave
Green Pug
Bright-line Brown-eye
Ruby Tiger
Setaceous Hebrew Character
Small Ranunculus
Garden Carpet
Pale Mottled Willow
Scalloped Oak.....GF
Shuttle-shaped Dart
Broad-barred White
Turnip Moth
Sycamore
Labels:
Large Tabby,
Scalloped Oak,
Small Ranunculus,
Sycamore
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