A couple of actinic traps in mixed woodland last night gave us 31 moths of 8 species. The majority (20) were December moths, 3 Mottled umber, Winter moth, Northern winter moth, Yellow-line quaker, Red-green carpet, Chestnut, and November moth agg. (female).
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Mottled umber |
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Mottled umbers |
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Northern winter moth |
Tony & Ina
Is that the bubblebath back?
ReplyDeleteWe like to keep our moths clean and tidy Peter.
ReplyDeleteNineteen male December moths and one female, she left us a collection of eggs on an egg box....Ah! That's why we use egg boxes!! That's my best attempt at a joke, sorry. ;-)
No December Moths here yet. Just LBAM x1; Feathered Thorn x 2 and a poss. Angle Shades caterpillar from last night's trap.
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