I ran my 20w Actinic moth trap from my South Derbyshire garden on 20th September – results as follows – Lesser Treble-bar (1); White-point (2); Short-cloaked Moth (1); Brimstone Moth (6); Box Tree Moth (9); Large Yellow Underwing (19); Lesser Yellow Underwing (4); Lunar Underwing (1); Willow beauty form perfumaria (2) – male & female; […]
I ran my 20w Actinic moth trap from my garden overnight on 16th September 2024 – Results as follows- Large Yellow Underwing 3, Box Tree Moth 3, Pale Mottled Willow 2, Brimstone Moth 1, Light Emerald 1, Small Blood-vein 1, Dusky Thorn 1, Small Dusty Wave 1, Stigmella species (possibly atricapitella on appearance).
I ran my 20w actinic moth trap from my garden in south Derbyshire overnight on 9th September – results as follows: Flounce Rustic 1; Setaceous Hebrew Character 3; Lesser Yellow Underwing 3; Large Yellow Underwing 5; Epiphyas postvittana (Light-brown Apple Moth) 1:
I ran my usual garden light trap overnight on 27th August 2024 in Melbourne, South Derbyshire. Whilst processing the trap on the morning of 28th August I discovered an unfamiliar Olethreutinae species. I managed to pot it and put it to one side for viewing later. I had a second Olethruetinae species, this time one
I ran my 20W Actinic Moth Trap from my garden, overnight on 23rd July 2024 – Results as follows – Dusky Sallow (1); Leopard Moth (1); Pale Prominent (1); Small Phoenix (1); Riband Wave (18); Chinese Character (1); Marbled Beauty (4); Common Carpet (2); Brimstone Moth (1); Common Rustic agg (2); Uncertain/Rustic agg (3); Scalloped
I ran my 20W Actinic Moth trap from my garden, overnight on 19th July – Results as follows – Scarce Silver-lines (1); Uncertain (3); Riband Wave (6); Marbled Beauty (6); Chinese Character (1); Common Footman (4); Scarce Footman (1); Dingy Footman (3); Willow Beauty (1); Least Carpet (1); Common Carpet (3); Yellow Shell (1); Dark
I ran my 20W Actinic Moth Trap from my garden, overnight on 16th July, the results as follows – Silver Y (1); Common Footman (3); Buff Ermine (1); Uncertain agg (9); Uncertain (1); Heart & Dart (1); Riband Wave (1); Common Rustic agg (2); Dark Arches (2); Spectacle (1); Plutella xylostella (Diamond-back Moth (3); Crambus
I ran my 20W Actinic Moth Trap from my garden, overnight on 7th July 2024 – Results as follows – Scalloped Oak (3); Brimstone Moth (2); Buff Ermine (1); Uncertain/Rustic agg (4); Elephant Hawk-moth (2); Pine Hawk-moth (1); Spectacle (1); Willow Beauty (2); Scarce Footman (1); Common Footman (1); Dingy Footman (1); Heart & Dart
