So, finally I have managed to id all my micros from Monday, 7 new ones for me, a new for Garden record (Bird-cherry Ermine) and a further 6 new species for the year.
Here are the new visitors:
Bucculatrix thoracella | Batia unitella | Apodia bifractella |
Horse Chestnut Leaf-Miner | Scoparia subfusca | Helcystogramma rufescens |
Pine Leaf-mining Moth |
This Bird-cherry Ermine (left) was the first for my garden following a record from elsewhere last year. This Rosy Rustic (right) was my second garden record and the first for this year. This moth is a real cracker, but the photo doesn't do it justice (don't I say that about most of my photos?)
Catch report for Monday 1st August 2011 - 236 moths of 62 species (36 micros; 26 macros)
Acleris forsskaleana x 2
Acrobasis consociella (New for Year)
Agapeta hamana
Agriphila straminella x 47
Agriphila tristella x 4
Apodia bifractella (New for Me)
Barred Fruit-tree Tortrix
Batia unitella (New for Me)
Bird-cherry Ermine x 2 (New for Garden)
Blastobasis adustella x 2 (New for Year)
Bright-line Brown-eye
Brimstone x 2
Brown House-Moth x 7
Bryotropha affinis x 3
Bryotropha domestica x 3
Bryotropha senectella
Bryotropha terrella x 2
Bucculatrix nigricomella
Bucculatrix thoracella (New for Me)
Bud Moth x 3
Campion
Carcina quercana
Catoptria pinella
Chrysoteuchia culmella
Clepsis consimiliana x 3
Codling Moth
Common Carpet x 3
Common Footman
Common Rustic agg x 7
Copper Underwing
Dark Arches x 8
Diamondback Moth
Dipleurina lacustrata x 31
Dun-bar
Eudonia mercurella x 7
Flame Shoulder
Heart and Dart
Helcystogramma rufescens (New for Me)
Horse Chestnut Leaf Miner (New for Me)
Large Yellow Underwing x 9
Lesser Yellow Underwing x 3 (New for Year)
Marbled Beauty x 24
Marbled Minor agg.
Mottled Rustic
Orchard Ermine (New for Year)
Pine Leaf-mining Moth (New for Me)
Pseudargyrotoza conwagana
Riband Wave x 10
Rosy Minor
Rosy Rustic (New for Year)
Ruby Tiger x 4
Scoparia ambigualis x 6
Scoparia subfusca (New for Me)
Shuttle-shaped Dart
Single-dotted Wave
Small Phoenix
Trachycera advenella x 2 (New for Year)
Udea lutealis x 2
Uncertain
Water Veneer x 3
Willow Beauty x 4
Yellow Shell
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Friday night wasn't quite such a roaring success as Monday, with temperatures down, and clearer skies. I was also out on the town for the night which meant that I wasn't patrolling the sheds and sheets so only a few were potted when i came home a little intoxicated!
87 moths of 20 species (6 micros; 14 macros) was a poor showing, but highlights included my second record this year of Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing, this very well marked Pale Mottled Willow, and a not so well marked Shaded Broadbar. Micros included two more Agriphila tristella.
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