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Cochylis atricapitana |
The garden trap went out last night for the first time in 10 days and although there were comparatively few moths I was rewarded with a pristine
Cochylis atricapitana to photograph.
Oak-tree Pugs had largely replaced Brindled and there was one Golden-rod Pug, NFY. A couple of very tired looking overwintering species in the form of
Acleris schalleriana and
Acleris hastiana were still hanging on.
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Oak-tree Pug |
Patrick Clement
P.S. Just dissected a very battered Noctuid from last night which is White-marked, a first for the garden!
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Golden-rod Pug |
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