Finally charged the battery and dusted off the trap for a first trapping night at the new house. The first moth seen was a Nut-tree tussock on the outside of the trap. Overall there was a moderate result of 9 species:
[1] Nut-tree Tussock
[2] Pale Tussock
[3] Red Twin-spot Carpet
[4] Pine Beauty
[5] Angle Shades
[6] Shuttle-shaped Dart
[7] Swallow Prominent
[8] Powdered Quaker
[9] Early Grey
No micros of any persuasion. Pine Beauty is possibly the scarcest species - I only recorded it 2/3 times in the old garden.
So the Corbett Street moth list ended on a respectable 455. Merveille du Jour ended up being the final addition which was a suitable way to finish I would say.
[1] Nut-tree Tussock
[2] Pale Tussock
[3] Red Twin-spot Carpet
[4] Pine Beauty
[5] Angle Shades
[6] Shuttle-shaped Dart
[7] Swallow Prominent
[8] Powdered Quaker
[9] Early Grey
No micros of any persuasion. Pine Beauty is possibly the scarcest species - I only recorded it 2/3 times in the old garden.
So the Corbett Street moth list ended on a respectable 455. Merveille du Jour ended up being the final addition which was a suitable way to finish I would say.
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| Nut-Tree Tussock Colocasia coryli |
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| Pale Tussock Calliteara pudibunda |
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| Swallow Prominent Pheosia tremula |
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