More than 100 species again with some quality amongst the quantity. Four species new for the garden, all of which are lifers:
[447] Double Lobed
[448] Gracillaria syringella
[449] Aproaerema anthyllidella
[450] Cochylimorpha straminea
This gelechid took some working out but seems ok for A. anthyllidella more by a process of elimination (not that you could tell by the terrible photo):
Best of the rest included two Tree Lichen Beauty, with this being the smartest:
While Olive is always welcome:
While this Webb's Wainscot is substantially brighter than others I've caught and caused me to consider other species:
Possibly better than all the moths though was this stunning Large Poplar Longhorn Beetle which was perched on the side of the trap:
[447] Double Lobed
[448] Gracillaria syringella
[449] Aproaerema anthyllidella
[450] Cochylimorpha straminea
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| Double Lobed Lateroligia ophiogramma |
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| Gracillaria syringella |
This gelechid took some working out but seems ok for A. anthyllidella more by a process of elimination (not that you could tell by the terrible photo):
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| Aproaerema anthyllidella |
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| Cochylimorpha straminea |
Best of the rest included two Tree Lichen Beauty, with this being the smartest:
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| Tree Lichen Beauty Cryphia algae |
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| Olive Ipimorpha subtusa |
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| Webb's Wainscot Globia sparganii |
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| Acrobasis consociella |
Possibly better than all the moths though was this stunning Large Poplar Longhorn Beetle which was perched on the side of the trap:
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| Large Poplar Longhorn Beetle Saperda carcharias |
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