Edit - Second thoughts on this one. I favoured punctidactyla over acanthadactyla to begin with, but less sure now - could be either one as far as I'm concerned.
Monday, 9 July 2012
Senghenydd last night
A damp, mild night produced 26 species including Burnished Brass (3), Grey Arches, True Lover's Knot, Double Line (5) and July Highflyer. Most abundant species was Triple-spotted Clay (13).
Also had this plume, which I think is Amblyptilia punctidactyla?... confirmation appreciated.
Edit - Second thoughts on this one. I favoured punctidactyla over acanthadactyla to begin with, but less sure now - could be either one as far as I'm concerned.
Edit - Second thoughts on this one. I favoured punctidactyla over acanthadactyla to begin with, but less sure now - could be either one as far as I'm concerned.
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It may be Tony but i'm not sure, yours seems to have a bit more white spotting, which suggests Punctidactyla but the abdomen markings look the same as my photo.
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