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3 from Nort West Kent
Hi all
1 - no idea. Looked fresh but no exact matches from literature / internet. Would guess at 6 striped rustic but there are some things not quite right 2 - trapped on chalk downland. Worn European Corn-Borer? I get this one in the garden and it didn't seem quite right 3 - Yponomeuta sedulla? Very grey looking and the black splodge at the rear was discernible Many thanks James
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The noctuid is Square-spot Rustic, I think.
David
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I would agree with the other two as well.
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cheers all. I have done an image search and can't find a match for the rustic but I can see some features that match - do others catch similiar looking individuals?
Regards James
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The very short answer is no but I suspect that is what it is. The slightly longer answer is that I checked Robineau to try to turn it into something more exciting and failed - albeit that I did check images of Xestia kermesina as a result. Did you keep it to get it checked? Some cracking migrants in the last week or so - The Latin, Three-humped Prominent, etc and the sort of weather patterns which could throw up a first somewhere ........ All the best
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