Aug 032020
 
Moth Trap - 2nd -3rd August 2020

I ran a garden moth trap overnight on 2nd August 2020 – Results as follows in no particular order:- Least Carpet 2 (new for garden); Riband Wave 8; Dusky Thorn 1; Yellow-tail 1; Willow Beauty 2; Rivulet 1; Large Yellow Underwing 2; Shuttle-shaped Dart 2; Common Rustic 1; Dingy Footman 1; Common Carpet 2; Poplar Hawkmoth 1; Buff Ermine 1 (male); Ruby Tiger 3; Cloaked Minor 1; Diamond-back Moth 1; Light Brown Apple Moth 2; Chrysoteuchia culmella 2; Crambus pascuella 2; Agriphila straminella 2; Mother of Pearl 1; Bryotropha terrella 1; Brown House Moth 1; Borhausenia fuscenscens 1: 24 species – […]

Jul 302020
 
Moth Trap - 29th - 30th July 2020

I ran a garden moth trap overnight on 29th July 2020 – Results as follows in no particular order – Riband Wave 2; Willow Beauty 1; Chinese Character 1; Marbled Beauty 2; Poplar Hawk-moth 1; Large Yellow Underwing 5; Lesser Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing 1; Shuttle-shaped Dart 1; Pale Prominent 1; Uncertain 3; Common Wainscot 1; Smoky Wainscot 1; Scarce Footman 1; Dingy Footman 2 (inc f. stramineola); Magpie Moth 1; Common Rustic 5; Large Twin-spot Carpet 1; Common Carpet 1; Straw Underwing 1; Dark Fruit-tree Tortrix 1; Crambus purlella 1; Crambus pascuella 8; Chrysoteuchia culmella 8; Agriphila straminella 1; Agriphila tristella […]

Jul 182020
 
Moth Trap - 17th - 18th July

I ran a moth trap in my garden in South Derbyshire overnight 17th July.  Results in no particular order  –  Vapourer Moth (male) 1; Dark Arches 5; Large Yellow Underwing 5; Ruby Tiger 1; Riband Wave 3; Marbled Beauty 1; Small Dotted Buff (female) 1; Common Footman 2; Scarce Footman 1; Yellowtail 1: Short-cloaked Moth 1; Willow Beauty 1; Common Rustic 2; Chrysoteuchia culmella 6; Small Magpie 1; Mother of Pearl 1; Crambus pascuella 10; Cnephasia sp 2; Gold Triangle 1; Acrobasis consociella 1; Dark Fruit-tree Tortrix 1; Celypha striana 1; Limnaecia phragmitella 1; Apple Ermine 1; Scoparia ambigualis 1; […]

Jul 072020
 
Moth Trap - 6th - 7th July 2020

I ran a moth trap in my garden overnight on the 6th July 2020 – results as follows in no particular order:- Common Footman 1; Brimstone Moth 2; Large Yellow Underwing 2; Uncertain 3; Heart & Dart 4; Common Rustic 1; Small Blood-vein 2; Rustic 3; Clay 1; Large Emerald 1; Spectacle 1; Silver Y 1; Scalloped Oak 1; Short-cloaked Moth 1; Seraphim 1; Chrysoteuchia culmella7; Crambus pascuella 6; Cleypha striana 2; Eudonia lacustrata 1; Flax Tortrix 1:

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