Well, that put a spring in my step to an abrupt halt!
Sunday my boy was really ill, followed by my wife on Tuesday afternoon and then I finally got the dreaded stomach bug Tuesday night, so i've been out of action and unable to even look at my phone for a few days and i've felt so tired and dizzy, getting there though now.
Jut a couple of brief highlights, at work on Tuesday I potted 3 Gracillaria syringella on my lunch break, in the same spot I saw them last year would you believe.
Here is one that managed to co-operate for a photo.
Also from the 4th of April, amongst just 8 measly moths was a nice fresh Nut-tree Tussock.
I also ran my trap at work, and attracted a similar number, with a different mix of species.
That's all for now, need more sleep!
Moth garden list for 2022 stands at 47 species
04/04/22 - Back Garden - Fordham - East Cambridgeshire - Actinic Trap
Macro Moths
Clouded Drab 2
Common Quaker 2
Early Grey 1
Small Quaker 2
04/04/22 - Work - Bishop's Stortford - East Hertfordshire - Actinic Trap
Commmon Quaker 2
Double-striped Pug 3
Early Thorn 3
Hebrew Character 1
Red-green Carpet 1
Small Quaker 1
Micro Moths
Emmelina monodactyla 6
Gracillaria syringella 3 (Daytime)
Gracillaria syringella |
Nut-tree Tussock |
Nut-tree Tussock |
Work, where Gracillaria syringella reside.. |
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