A muggy night so a good bunch of moths, the pick of which was my first Red-necked Footman. A very smart an usual species although this individuals was found wet and upside down in the trap and consequently looked a bit worn even after recovering in the fridge.
A nice selection of other moths new for year / garden meaning that 100 species barrier was broken:
[93] Ghost Moth
[94] Scoparia basistrigalis
[95] Agapeta hamana
[96] Clepsis consimilana
[97] Epinotia bilunana
[98] Acrobasis consociella
[99] Ringed China-mark
[100] Riband Wave
[101] Foxglove Pug
[102] Green Pug
[103] Clouded Silver
[104 Figure of Eighty
[105] Red-necked Footman
[106] Heart and Club
[107] The Nutmeg
[108] Grey / Dark Dagger agg.
[109] Small Fanfoot
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| Red-necked Footman Atolmis rubricollis |
[93] Ghost Moth
[94] Scoparia basistrigalis
[95] Agapeta hamana
[96] Clepsis consimilana
[97] Epinotia bilunana
[98] Acrobasis consociella
[99] Ringed China-mark
[100] Riband Wave
[101] Foxglove Pug
[102] Green Pug
[103] Clouded Silver
[104 Figure of Eighty
[105] Red-necked Footman
[106] Heart and Club
[107] The Nutmeg
[108] Grey / Dark Dagger agg.
[109] Small Fanfoot
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| Figure of Eighty Tethea ocularis |
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| Epinotia bilunana |
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| Clepsis consimilana |
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| Clouded Silver Lomographa temerata |
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| Foxglove Pug Eupithecia pulchellata |
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| Ghost Moth Hepialus humuli |
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| Green Pug Pasiphila rectangulata |
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