15th July moths for ID (1 Viewer)

Surreybirder

Ken Noble

• Jul 16, 2004

• #1

I had about 200 moths last night, including several new ones. Anyone help on these 5, please
Others I had were yellow-tails (c5); buff-tip; the Spectacle; lots of Dark arches, large yellow underwings and wainscots; rosy footman (3), common footman, poplar hawkmoth (2) and lots of micros!
Ken

 

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Surreybirder

Ken Noble

• Jul 16, 2004

• #2

Here's a few I have identified

 

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Brian Stone

A Stone chatting

• Jul 16, 2004

• #3

My guesses

39 = The Clay
41 = Small Rivulet
44 = Light Arches
58a = ?
5 = Gold Triangle

 

CJW

Hit-and-run WUM

• Jul 16, 2004

• #4

58a could be a prominent sp. Possibly a Pale Prominent?

 

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Angus T

Well-known member

• Jul 17, 2004

• #5

CJW said:

58a could be a prominent sp. Possibly a Pale Prominent?

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I think thats a good call.

 

harry eales

Ancient Entomologist

• Jul 17, 2004

• #6

Angus T said:

I think thats a good call.

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I agree, Pale Prominent, no other Prominent has such a 'prominent' abdomen.
I see kens pictures are up to their usual high standard. lol.

Harry

 

Surreybirder

Ken Noble

• Jul 17, 2004

• #7

Thanks, everyone. I take it that gold triangle is a pyralid?
Ken

 

Surreybirder

Ken Noble

• Jul 17, 2004

• #8

Is it unusual to get such a dark pale prominent? I'm attaching another photo of the same beast.
I'm still trying to ID some of my others caught on 15th.
Photos aren't all that good, I admit, but have I got these right?
September thorn
Blood-vein
dark arches
bright-line-brown-eye (in unusual posture?)
Thanks, Ken

 

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Angus T

Well-known member

• Jul 18, 2004

• #9

Surreybirder said:

Is it unusual to get such a dark pale prominent? I'm attaching another photo of the same beast.
I'm still trying to ID some of my others caught on 15th.
Photos aren't all that good, I admit, but have I got these right?
September thorn
Blood-vein
dark arches
bright-line-brown-eye (in unusual posture?)
Thanks, Ken

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They look good to me.

 

Surreybirder

Ken Noble

• Jul 18, 2004

• #10

Thanks, Angus.