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April Moths 2023 (2 Viewers)

aeshna5

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Having a walk around one of my local sites had an Orange Underwing near a stand of the larval food plant- birch & while eating my lunch had a specimen of Adela cuprella land at my feet.
 
Circa dozen assorted moths under the wall halogen last night to include Lunar Marbled Brown x2, Streamer and (courtesy ID of aeshna5) a Frosted Green (life tick). + Early Grey and Hebrew Character x2.
 

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Rare for me to bother trapping as early as this but I gave it a try last night - a Double-striped Pug and an Early Grey.
 
A Double-striped Pug, Nut-tree Tussock plus an Early Thorn last night in the pot + a couple of I know not what’s…which I’ve placed in the ID section.

Cheers
 

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Went to our local mothing session at dawn today. A modest catch-less species than last month!

A couple of smart ones though with:

Scorched Carpet 2
Nut Tree Tussock 3
Brindled Beauty
Chestnut
Common Quaker
Hebrew Character 2
Brindled Pug 3
Pale Mottled Willow
Least Black Arches
Pammene argyrana
 
My second field trip of the year produced 19 species of which 13 were new for the year.



All the best

Paul
 
Silver Y in the living room last night (and previous night, but couldn't catch it when it went behind the radiator) - first living room record!

Also early last week also a Hummingbird Hawkmoth flying around the roof briefly.
 

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