The flood of new moths shows no signs of abating, with the latest selection taking the garden list attained in not quite three years past that of what I achieved at Corbett Street in seven!
[462] Bucculatrix ulmella
[463] Borkhausenia fuscescens
[464] Stathmopoda pedella
[465] Apotomis betulatana
[466] Grapholita compositella
[467] Dewick's Plusia
There were two headliners, with the formerly rare migrant now probable scarce resident, Dewick's Plusia, being much anticipated:
The second major highlight was much less expected: the quite frankly weird micro Stathmopoda pedella:
[462] Bucculatrix ulmella
[463] Borkhausenia fuscescens
[464] Stathmopoda pedella
[465] Apotomis betulatana
[466] Grapholita compositella
[467] Dewick's Plusia
There were two headliners, with the formerly rare migrant now probable scarce resident, Dewick's Plusia, being much anticipated:
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| Dewick's Plusia Macdunnoughia confusa |
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| Stathmopoda pedella |
A small micro at the trap bottom looks good for Bucculatrix ulmella:
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| Bucculatrix ulmella |
I've done incredibly well for tortricids this year with a stack of new ones and here's another:
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| Apotomis betuletana |
...and another in the form of Grapholita compositella which is locally regionally and one I wasn't anticipating here:
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| Grapholita compositella |
Borkhausenia fuscescens is more expected (I recorded it a few times at Corbett Street):
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| Borkhausenia fuscescens |
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