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A re-trap from the previous night? (1 Viewer)

KenM

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Have to assume that this is a re-trap from the previous night, albeit a better couple of images. FWIW...five noctuid species last night- Tree Lichen Beauty, Pale-mottled Willow, Dunbar, a Yellow-Underwing sp.,Festoon and D.spectaralis and once more, double digit Pyrrhalids!! normally I would only see the odd one?

Cheers
 

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Have to assume that this is a re-trap from the previous night, albeit a better couple of images. FWIW...five noctuid species last night- Tree Lichen Beauty, Pale-mottled Willow, Dunbar, a Yellow-Underwing sp.,Festoon and D.spectaralis and once more, double digit Pyrrhalids!! normally I would only see the odd one?
Cheers

Hi Ken
Just wondering what D.spectaralis might be?
Martin
 
You might be right. It was just the mention of it with the comment "Five noctuid species last night" wwhen I could only see four.
Thankfully none near me as almost all the box has gone.
Martin
 
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