We had a very productive catch last night from three traps with a total of 21 macro and five micro species. Included in these were the two over-wintering moths - Red Sword-grass and this rather green Red-green Carpet together with our first Double-striped Pug of the season. Apologies for the out of focus wing but it escaped into the kitchen before I could remove it for a proper photo shot.
Carolyn & Evan
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Red-green Carpet |
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Double-striped Pug |
What micros??
ReplyDeleteTortricodes alternella, Diurnea fagella, Agonopterix ocellana, Agonopterix heracliana and Light Brown Apple Moth. I was going to put some photos on the blog but you beat me to it!
DeleteCarolyn.