My 2007 Moth catches (1 Viewer)

Reader

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• Oct 27, 2007

• #501

hjalava said:

Yes, Eudonia mercurella.

Also the Caloptilias look good to me.

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Thanks Harri

The Caloptilias is a new one for me.

John

 

Reader

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• Nov 1, 2007

• #502

Is the a Brick? Having never seen one before I want to make sure of my ID.

John

 

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Ken Noble

• Nov 1, 2007

• #503

I'd say 'yes' but get a 2nd op.
Ken

 

Brian Stone

A Stone chatting

• Nov 1, 2007

• #504

Seconded.

 

Reader

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• Nov 1, 2007

• #505

Thanks Ken / Brian

Only three moths last night but at least this one was a new one. The other two were November Moth agg and Blair's Shoulder-knot (which I seem to catch in most trappings lately.

John

 

Reader

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• Nov 3, 2007

• #506

I'm pretty certain that this is a Juniper Carpet but as I have never caught one before I thought I would double check with you guys to make sure that I am correct.

John

 

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hjalava

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• Nov 3, 2007

• #507

Yes, Thera juniperata it is.

 

Reader

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• Nov 3, 2007

• #508

Thanks Harri

John

hjalava said:

Yes, Thera juniperata it is.

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Reader

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• Nov 14, 2007

• #509

I found this moth on the door post at 17:30 on Tuesday. Is it a November moth agg. I ask as it looks a little different to others I have caught and yet I can't really find another moth quite like it.

John

 

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Brian Stone

A Stone chatting

• Nov 14, 2007

• #510

Reader said:

Is it a November moth agg.

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I'd say so.

 

Reader

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• Nov 14, 2007

• #511

Brian Stone said:

I'd say so.

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Thanks Brian

John

 

Reader

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• Nov 22, 2007

• #512

Another I'm not sure of. I suppose it's another November Moth agg.

John

 

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Angus T

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• Nov 22, 2007

• #513

Reader said:

Another I'm not sure of. I suppose it's another November Moth agg.

John

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That's a Winter Moth. Should generally smaller than the Nov moth aggs.

 

Reader

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• Nov 22, 2007

• #514

Angus T said:

That's a Winter Moth. Should generally smaller than the Nov moth aggs.

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Thanks Angus

This is the first time I have seen one of those.

I still have the moth and took a good look at it I must admit that it didn't seem to be any smaller than some of the November Moth aggs I have caught but now that I have looked it up I can see why it is a Winter Moth.

John