7 Eyed Hawk-moths and one tattered Poplar Hawk-moth with no sign of any Elephants whatsoever.
True Lover's Knot 8, Four-dotted Footman, Striped Wainscot, a very early Southern Wainscot, Grey Arches, Map-winger Swift and a Small Seraphim were a treat as this is the first time we have escaped from the garden for quite a while.
Ina and Tony
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| Catoptria margaritella |
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| Crambus pascuella |
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| Double Line |
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| Brown China-mark |
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| Eyed Hawk-moth |
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| Four-dotted Footman |
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| Grey Arches |
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| Hedya nubiferana |
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| Light Emerald |
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| Map-winged Swift |
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| Marbled White Spot |
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| Bramble-shoot Moth |
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| Tattered Poplar Hawk-moth and my leg! |
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| Small Seraphim |
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| Southern Wainscot |
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| Straw Dot or spider's breakfast |
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| Striped Wainscot |
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| True Lover's Knot |
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