Nothing in the same league as Clifden Nonpareil (obviously) but 22 species is pretty good for my garden in mid September. Highlight was
Phyllonorycter platanoidella new for the site. I see the mines of this species on the Norway Maples down by the River Taff fairly regularly, though not on the street maples nearer the garden.
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Phyllonorycter platanoidella |
Also this
Ectoedemia which is probably a worn
sericopeza (another Norway Maple miner) but I've retained it for closer inspection.
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Ectoedemia sericopeza/louisella |
Macros included Blood-vein (3rd garden record), Light Emerald (having a strong 2nd brood this year) and Large Ranunculus.
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