Saturday, 23 March 2019

April Moths

With the increased hours of daylight we set three traps in garden, woodland and a woodland ride and were rewarded with 21 macro species this morning.
The moths that reached double figures were Brindled & Double-striped Pugs, Clouded Drab, Hebrew Character and Twin-spotted Quaker.
The high spots for us included the first for the year of Lunar Marbled Brown and Frosted Green and this male Dark Sword-grass.

Carolyn and Evan

Lunar Marbled Brown
Frosted Green

Dark Sword-grass

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  1. Tony Allenby24 March 2019 at 09:15

    Is this more evidence of warming climate? The Frosted Green and Lunar Marbled Brown are both earliest county records.

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  2. Chris24 March 2019 at 13:36

    Really love Frosted Green...

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