I had another pretty good catch overnight on tuesday night with 86 or so species including a couple of migrants:
small mottled willow (new for me here) and
dark sword-grass. Other macro highlights included
gothic (4th i've ever had here),
large emerald (1st since 2013),
purple thorn (FFY),
garden tiger (bizarrely the first i've ever actually caught here),
yellow-tail (2nd ever and 1st since 2012) and
common rustic agg. (FFY).
A couple of notable micros too including
Pseudopostega crepusculella (1st ever and not often recorded in Glam if I'm right?),
red-barred tortrix (FFY),
Argolamprotes micella and a few which i would like confirmation/correction for please? As mentioned on George's post we also had a Giant Lacewing in the trap.
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1.Argyresthia sp.? |
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2.Epinotia sp. |
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3.Eucosma campoliliana |
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4.Gypsonoma dealbana? |
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5.Mompha propinquella |
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6.Not sure |
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7.Pammene fasciana? |
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8.Oddly-marked Ypsolopha parenthesella? |
1. Not sure, doesn't look right for goedartella.
ReplyDelete2. Think it's Spilonota ocellana/laricana.
4. Yes
6. Bactra, presumably lancealana.
7. Yes
8. I think it's just wear and tear rather than odd markings.
Thanks George - much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beak mark on the Ypsolopha - a lucky escape?
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