At last, after several days of warm southerlies, a proper migrant, and one I have not seen before either.
Uresiphita gilvata comes from southern Mediterranean and tropics
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Udea ferrugalis plus, over the last few days,
Caloptilia azaleelle, Ypsolopha ustella, Carcina quercana, Clepsis consimilana and a lovely Merveille du Jour which I only seem to see about once a year.
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Uresiphita gilvata |
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Caloptilia azaleella |
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Ypsolopha ustella |
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Merveille du Jour |
What a cracker - well done, Chris! (I`m big-time jealous!). I was hoping for some juicy migrants here at Pwll last night, but just three common migrants- they must have stopped off at Gowerton!
ReplyDeleteVery nice third county record, well done braving the elements.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks both.
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