At last a respite in the weather allowed me to put out the trap last night, although with the cat prowling about I was surprised to see so many moths in the trap this morning, which apart from three species,I have seen this year already.
There was also 5 Hebrew Character,1 Small Quaker 1 Early Grey,1 Clouded Drab & 1 Twin-spotted Quaker & a truckload of Common Quaker, but sadly nothing new to crow about
One can never be dissatisfied when a Pine Beauty is in attendance and you can also add an Angle Shades and the Common Plume moth that must be fully aware my plum tree is now in blossom.
There was also 5 Hebrew Character,1 Small Quaker 1 Early Grey,1 Clouded Drab & 1 Twin-spotted Quaker & a truckload of Common Quaker, but sadly nothing new to crow about
One can never be dissatisfied when a Pine Beauty is in attendance and you can also add an Angle Shades and the Common Plume moth that must be fully aware my plum tree is now in blossom.
73.241 - Pine Beauty PANOLIS flammea - ([Dennis & Schiffermüller], 1775)
73.241 - Pine Beauty PANOLIS flammea - ([Dennis & Schiffermüller], 1775) - "Here's looking at you kid"
45.044 - EMMELINA monodactyla(Common Plume) - (Linnaeus, 1758) - ever wondered why its called a "plume moth"? Search and you will find!!!
73.113 - Angle Shades PHLOGOPHORA meticulosa - (Linnaeus, 1758)
73.113 - Angle Shades PHLOGOPHORA meticulosa - (Linnaeus, 1758) - fresh specimen
73.249 - Hebrew Character ORTHOSIA gothica - (Linnaeus, 1758)
73.069 Early Grey XYLOCAMPA areola - (Esper,1789)
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