Then we noticed a tiny (c5mm) micro, which upon closer inspection appears to be Azalea Leaf Miner, a garden first for us (372nd).
Thursday, 21 May 2015
Bridgend overnight 20May15 MV
A small catch overnight (12sp / 38 moths) was enlivened by a Scalloped Hazel (our first since 2004 and only the second for the garden), 10 Treble Lines and our first Large Yellow Underwing and Heart & Dart of the season.
Then we noticed a tiny (c5mm) micro, which upon closer inspection appears to be Azalea Leaf Miner, a garden first for us (372nd).
Then we noticed a tiny (c5mm) micro, which upon closer inspection appears to be Azalea Leaf Miner, a garden first for us (372nd).
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Looks good for azaleella; you'll probably get loads now!
ReplyDeleteAlways up for adding micros to our burgeoning garden list Chris! Glad to hear you are getting great stuff in Gowerton - I grew up there and on nearby Stafford Common. Must be worth trying Stafford Common one night? Dunno if anyone has ever tried it.
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