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    October Moths - 2021

    Light Brown Apple Moth. I used to refer to them as EP but people did not understand that either. A pity such an insignificant moth has such long names.
  2. S

    October Moths - 2021

    Despite the wind I put mine on last night and got a Red-line Quaker, two LBAM and what I think is a runt LBAM, a tiny thing about 1/3 the normal size. I can't find anything else it could be.
  3. S

    October Moths - 2021

    A disappointing but predictable two moths - LBAM and Lesser YU - to show for 13 hours of electricity usage. As usual my mate down the road, in his much nicer area, had far better rewards including three different carpets so I will persevere on the promising nights.
  4. S

    October Moths - 2021

    Come on Ken, show some respect for 'Soufend' - it's a city now.
  5. S

    October Moths - 2021

    Not me - it would be new for me too.
  6. S

    October Moths - 2021

    I am at the stage where I just catch a very few moths of the same few species yet my mate down the road keeps showing me stuff like Pale Pinnion that keeps me plugging away in the hope of something better. Tonight looks like the last warm night for a while though.
  7. S

    October Moths - 2021

    Just six moths this morning - one of them was a Silver Y which I realised was only my third of the year. Steve
  8. S

    October Moths - 2021

    No CNs under any name here, but my first attempt of the month yielded ten moths of six species. Garden Rose Tortrix Large Yellow Underwing Lunar Underwing (4) Red-line Quaker (NFY) Beaded Chestnut (2, NFY) Angle Shades Up to a total of 207 species for the year now, just about what I ended up on...
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