Unsure of these two moths flying in the dunes this afternoon:
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The fuzzy one is probably Crambus lathoniellus, although we were tempted by C. ericella.
The grey one might be Cydia microgrammana.
Also Speckled Yellow, Cinnabars, Yellow Shell, and a Mother Shipton.
Simon
Hi Simon, yes that's lathionellus. The other looks a bit like Cydia ulicetana
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter. I had looked at C. ulicetana but discounted it as there was no gorse around, but (I think) plenty of restharrow.
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If you kept it, I can always chop it for you, let me know
ReplyDeleteNo, I didn't keep one; I'll collect one if I go again next weekend. Thanks.
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