We had a good moth morning at Parc Slip this morning with almost 200 moths of 60+ species in the trap. Highlights for me were a first catch of
gold triangle, 2nd ever catch of
garden rose tortrix, first for the year of
black arches, broad-bordered yellow underwing, copper underwing, double kidney, dun-bar, gold spot, chequered fruit-tree tortrix, Acrobasis advenella and the following which i'm not sure about.
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| Acrobasis marmorea? |
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| Anacampsis sp.? |
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| Faded D.lacustrata or something more interesting?? |
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| No idea - Paul might have a better photo? |
The second is a Gelechiid - I'd probably suggest Scrobipalpa sp. rather than Anacampsis, but I doubt it is identifiable. The bottom one is Prays ruficeps or fraxinella f. rustica.
ReplyDeleteI'd give up on the Scoparia - they are difficult enough when they have scales. Acrobasis marmorea is right.
OK, thanks for those Dave.
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