47 species in the trap this morning, no great surprises apart from 2 Chalk Carpets, National b I think and one of Glamorgan's BAP species? Also the moth immediately below which I haven't been able to id. Any thoughts on that one welcomed...
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Chalk Carpet
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New for the garden were Eucosma campoliliana, Dingy Footman and Pale Shouldered Brocade.
That'll be a Silky Wainscot - another good record
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Barry - somewhat surprised to see the Silky Wainscot is a noctuid, I was hunting through the Pyralid pics!
ReplyDeleteI photographed the same species in my trap in Pembs on 8th Aug. I wasn't confident in the ID as they are not common in Pembs. My pic looks just like yours!!
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So it does! They're not v common in Glamorgan either, so something of a coincidence!
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