A total of fourteen new moths for the year / garden included a fairly dowdy Coronet, a species I didn't record at all for the first 4 years of trapping in the village but has been annual since:
Lozotaeniodes formosana is a very smart micro:
While Burnished Brass is always welcome:
There were some numbers of common macros for really the first time this year (for example 45 Large Yellow Underwing and 25 Heart & Dart) while the list of new moths were:
[132] Celypha lacunana
[133] Lozotaeniodes formosana
[134] Phycita roborella
[135] Barred Yellow
[136] Buff-tip
[137] Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing
[138] Light Arches
[139] Bright-line Brown-eye
[140] Sycamore
[141] Clay
[142] Coronet
[143] Uncertain
[144] Burnished Brass
[145] The Spectacle
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| Coronet Craniophora ligustri |
Lozotaeniodes formosana is a very smart micro:
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| Lozotaeniodes formosana |
While Burnished Brass is always welcome:
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| Burnished Brass Diachrysia chrysitis |
There were some numbers of common macros for really the first time this year (for example 45 Large Yellow Underwing and 25 Heart & Dart) while the list of new moths were:
[132] Celypha lacunana
[133] Lozotaeniodes formosana
[134] Phycita roborella
[135] Barred Yellow
[136] Buff-tip
[137] Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing
[138] Light Arches
[139] Bright-line Brown-eye
[140] Sycamore
[141] Clay
[142] Coronet
[143] Uncertain
[144] Burnished Brass
[145] The Spectacle
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| Light Arches Apamea lithoxylaea |
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| Phycita roborella |
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| Heart & Club Agrotis clavis |
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| Sycamore Acronicta aceris |
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| Barred Yellow Cidaria fulvata |
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