Another mild weather window and the 15w Actinic once again in situ in a sheltered part of the wood for 5 hours yesterday. Fine drizzle at end but a dozen species included my earliest
Yellow Horned there,
Small Quaker, The Engrailed, 4 March Moth, Satellite, 2 Small Brindled Beauty, Pale Brindled Beauty,
Dotted Chestnut, 3 Chestnut and a male
Diurnea fagella. Back home in the garden an
Agonopterix alstromeriana, 2 Ypsolopha ustella and 6 Common Quaker all before midnight.
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Trench Wood: The Engrailed |
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Trench Wood: Yellow Horned |
It's a good job somebody is making the effort to get out there and record some early moths. Well done Steve.
ReplyDeleteHad some help counting/packing up as well so it was nice sharing some of these, as he saw and photographed 4 new species in 20 mins...
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