Two actinic traps on the coast last night (one didn't work!).
Seventy eight moths (77/1) micros still thin on the ground, of twenty species.
Largest numbers were obviously Hebrew Character (31), Red Twin-spot Carpet (9), Brown Silver-line (6), Common Quaker (5), Flame Shoulder (3). Other species - V-pug, Brindled Pug, Common Carpet, Powdered Quaker, Least Black Arches, Lesser Swallow Prominent, Garden Carpet,
Pine Beauty, Small Phoenix, Common Wave, Clouded Drab, Nut-tree Tussock, Flame Carpet and my favourite Muslin Moth. Why do I like the hairy ones?
Ina and Tony
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| Red Twin-spot Carpet & Common Carpet |
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| Common Wave |
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| Flame Carpet |
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| Garden Carpet & Brown Silver-line |
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| Lesser Swallow Prominent |
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| Muslin Moth |
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| Pine Beauty |
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| Powdered Quaker |
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| Red Twin-spot Carpet - underside |
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| Small Phoenix |
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