Cooler than last night resulting in less moths...
Beautiful Golden Y. Isnt it just.
0648 White shouldered House Moth 1
0966 Cochylis atricapitana 1
1076 Celypha lacunana 2
1727 Silver Ground Carpet 5
1728 Garden Carpet 1
1834 Common Pug 1
1902 Brown Silver-line 1
1920 Scalloped Hazel 1
1981 Poplar Hawkmoth 2
2011 Pale Prominent 2
2060 White Ermine 1
2063 Muslin Moth 1
2089 Heart and Dart 1
2123 Small Square Spot 7
2158 Pale shouldered Brocade 1
2188 Clouded Drab 1
2190 Hebrew Character 1
2242 Beautiful Golden Y 1 new
2302 Brown Rustic 1
2334 Rustic Shoulder Knot 4
Total 37 moths of 21 species.
Celypha lacunana
Looks like you`ve been inundated with em, Stewart. Give it another week or so and there`ll be that many, you`ll not know which way to turn ;-) Good fun though, isn`t it ?
ReplyDeleteI have been enjoying your moths for some time and what a grand selection you have shown us.
ReplyDeleteSome stunning and some strange. Occasionally you have to sit and wonder what you are looking at.
Can i thank you for sharing them and keep them coming.
One question.........do you have one particular moth that you want to see in your trap?
John
Dean - Its fantastic just like starting birding all over again. Except more tiring ;)
ReplyDeleteJohn - Cheers, as for 'hoped fors' well there are too many really. I would like one of the 'kittens' or a Puss Moth or a Pale Tussock or....
Really is beautiful. In fact, Stewart, my trap arrived today and I wasn't going to use it tonight, but I'm off to put it out now!
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