Sunday 18 June 2023

Another good catch after a night off

I had a much deserved night off on Tuesday, as it was set to get a little cool under clearing skies.
 
So it was back to business on the 14th, and with a warmer day and a slightly warmer night (at 10 degrees minimum) it had to be worth a shout.
I'm glad I ran it, as I got a real brute of a wetland pyralid, the cool looking Schoenobius gigantella, a welcome male and new for the garden.

A few other species also boosted the year list, but numbers were generally half what they were on the warm Monday night, to be expected I suppose.

Only new for year species listed below.

Moth garden list for 2023 stands at 274 species


14/06/23 - Back Garden - Fordham - East Cambridgeshire - Actinic Trap

Macro Moths

Buff Ermine 1 [NFY]
Sallow Kitten 1 [NFY]
Treble Brown Spot 1 [NFY]

Micro Moths

Cataclysta lemnata 1 [NFY]
Clepsis consimilana 1 [NFY]
Schoenobius gigantella 1 [NFG] 

Buff Ermine

Cataclysta lemnata

Clepsis consimilana

Sallow Kitten

Schoenobius gigantella

Treble Brown Spot


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