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More Moth ID's (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter John D
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The Drinker
...I do it with the light on.
Hi John,
No 1 - Looks like a micro, can't help there - sure someone can though
No 2 - It's a close match to Mottled grey, but well outside the flight period. Haven't totally ruled out Silver Grlound carpet, but it's nothing like the ones I get. Still chewing this one over
No 3 - Pine Carpet
No 1 - Looks like a micro, can't help there - sure someone can though
No 2 - It's a close match to Mottled grey, but well outside the flight period. Haven't totally ruled out Silver Grlound carpet, but it's nothing like the ones I get. Still chewing this one over
No 3 - Pine Carpet
harry eales
Ancient Entomologist
John D said:
1. A micro I don't recognise.
2. I'm leaning towards Grass Rivulet on this one but it's awkward. The flight time is right.
3. Pine Carpet
Harry
Harry and Ian, you left out the 'Grey' in Pine Carpet. I think its Grey Pine Carpet. The basal side of central band doesn't seem indented enough for Pine Carpet.harry eales said:
#1 is a pyralid of the Scopariinae kind. No time to investigate, but at least you have a starting point.
#2 don't know on this one for now.
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harry eales
Ancient Entomologist
Angus T said:
I had another look at #3 again and your right Angus, Grey Pine Carpet.
Harry
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