My now annual later summer trip back to Nottinghamshire produced a couple of new moths to me in the form of Apotomis capreana and a worn but still distinctive Chrysoclista linneella (Lime Cosmet):
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Apotomis capreana
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Chrysoclista linneella
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Gold Spots were abundant this year:
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Gold Spot Plusia festucae
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While Barred Hook-tip is a species I've only seen in Norfolk previously:
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Barred Hook-tip Watsonalla cultraria
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Honeysuckle Moth seems to occur in most of my traps outside of the County but never in my garden:
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Honeysuckle Moth Ypsolopha dentella |
Hi there. Your Apotomis is betuletana. They sometimes show a slight hook like projection as well.
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