Having enjoyed the moth season so much I decided,even with the weather forecast suggesting frost,that I would take a chance at progressing the season further and how many moths were in the trap this morning,one.
"Bad luck" I hear you say but you know it was another new species for the website so how lucky was that.
I found another three moths on the walls and windows and even that included another Frosted Green along with an Early Grey and a Brindled Pug,so you see it was worth it and I hope I'm still saying so when the electricity bill comes through the door.
The moth is another of the moths that prefer mature broadleaved forests and is a rather local species found mostly in the southern half of England and Wales.
"Bad luck" I hear you say but you know it was another new species for the website so how lucky was that.
I found another three moths on the walls and windows and even that included another Frosted Green along with an Early Grey and a Brindled Pug,so you see it was worth it and I hope I'm still saying so when the electricity bill comes through the door.
The moth is another of the moths that prefer mature broadleaved forests and is a rather local species found mostly in the southern half of England and Wales.
65.015 Frosted Green Polyploca ridens (Specimen 1)
65.015 Frosted Green Polyploca ridens (Specimen 2)
65.015 Frosted Green Polyploca ridens (Specimen 1)
65.015 Frosted Green Polyploca ridens (Specimen 2)
Which specimen,answers on a postcard!!!
RSS Feed
