Around 45 of these were micros. There was one migrant of note - Small Mottled Willow. Clay Triple Lines was an unexpected find and a very fresh Recurvaria leucatella was worth a photo.
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| Small Mottled Willow |
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| Recurvaria leucatella |
A week or so ago I found an intriguing folded Honeysuckle leaf which held a small tortrix larva. This emerged the other day as Acleris Forsskaleana. The food plant is usually Acer family trees so I imagine this one was blown or knocked off a nearby maple and ended up pupating where it landed in the Honeysuckle.
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| Acleris forsskaleana |
Oliver Wadsworth
What a good photo of forsskaleana. That's a good tally of moths Oliver.
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