Following a very warm day with temperatures hovering around 26c the night started warm but by morning was very cool. Alot of the usual character's in and around the trap, and also a few Beetles and Crickets (they must have heard that we won the Ashes :D )
The best Moth of the night was a Pale Eggar a new Moth for my Garden, very tricky to photograph in the right light being very fresh and ahem pale!
Catch Report - Hatfield Broad Oak - 160w MBT Robinson Trap
Pale Eggar
Turnip Moth
Cabbage Moth
Yellow Shell
Macro Moths
1x Pale Eggar [NFG]
5x Brimstone Moth
6x Willow Beauty
11x Lesser Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing
1x Small Dusty Wave
7x Large Yellow Underwing
2x Small Square-spot
12x Square-spot Rustic
18x Setaceous Hebrew Character
1x Svensson's Copper Underwing
7x Common Wainscot
6x Light Emerald
4x Vine's Rustic
3x Lesser Yellow Underwing
4x Flame Shoulder
1x Pale Mottled Willow
1x Garden Carpet
1x Straw Dot
1x Green Carpet
3x Orange Swift
1x Double-striped Pug
1x Mouse Moth
1x Burnished Brass
1x Angle Shades
1x Riband Wave
1x Turnip Moth
1x Cabbage Moth
Micro Moths
4x Agriphila straminella
3x Agriphila tristella
1x Rush Veneer Nomophila noctuella
1x Celypha lacunana
1x Endotricha flammealis
1x Garden Rose Tortrix Acleris variegana
1x Cochylis hybridella
1x Light Brown Apple Moth Epiphyas postvittana
3x Agriphila geniculea
Monday 24 August 2009
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