23 days to be exact, since I last ran my trap... probably a January record and thus my posts have been non-existent.
I guess a colder winter means more moths in summer because of less predation from parasites that cannot withstand a near permafrost?
We can only hope.
Last night I ran the trap just out of curiosity really.
It wasn't very warm at 4 degrees, but it was calm, cloudy and dry.
I'm glad I did as 4 moths graced the trap by 10pm, and that was it for the rest of the night.
3 Pale Brindled Beauties were added to the year list, all subtlly different.
Moth garden list for 2023 stands at 4 species
28/01/23 - Back Garden - Fordham - East Cambridgeshire - Actinic Trap
Macro Moths
Pale Brindled Beauty 3 [NFY]
Winter Moth 1
Micro Moths
None Recorded!
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