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<blockquote data-quote="Davebutterflyman" data-source="post: 1504889" data-attributes="member: 74026"><p>Finally....last nights trap sorted through and after numerous cups of coffee!,here is the full list of 305 moths in 54 species.I must say that it was a hectic session although it trailed off towards 2am and i have to say a big thanks to my wife who helped out and was immense!.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Capua vulgana</p><p>Apotomis turbidana 3</p><p>Epinotia tedella 5</p><p>Cherry bark moth NFY</p><p>Epinotia rubiginosana 2</p><p>Garden pebble 2</p><p>Single dotted wave 2 NFY</p><p>Green pug 2</p><p>Common wave 2 NFY</p><p>Clouded silver 6</p><p>Setaceous hebrew character 21</p><p>The snout 17</p><p>Common wainscot 18</p><p>Light brown apple moth 42</p><p>Dark fruit tree tortrix 5</p><p>Scoparia ambigualis 3</p><p>Scoparia pyralella 2</p><p>Small magpie moth 4</p><p>Agapeta hamana 3</p><p>Flame 3</p><p>Flame shoulder 14</p><p>Garden carpet 5</p><p>Buff ermine 10</p><p>White ermine 2</p><p>Gold spot 8</p><p>Marbled minor 3</p><p>Straw dot 18</p><p>Brimstone 9</p><p>Silver-y-moth 12</p><p>Silver ground carpet 13</p><p>Dark arches 2</p><p>Tawny marbled minor </p><p>Heart & Dart 21</p><p>Elephant hawkmoth 2</p><p>Eyed hawkmoth NFY</p><p>Small square spot 3</p><p>Large yellow underwing</p><p>Common white wave</p><p>Smoky wainscot 2</p><p>Blood vein 3 NFY</p><p>Bright line brown eye 3</p><p>Timothy tortrix NFY</p><p>Spectacle 2</p><p>Light emerald 2</p><p>Broom moth</p><p>Common pug 7</p><p>Cabbage moth 3</p><p>Knot grass 2</p><p>Mother of pearl</p><p>Clay triple lines </p><p>Lime speck pug NFY</p><p>Barred red</p><p>Larch pug</p><p>Freyer's pug 2</p><p>Light arches NFY</p><p></p><p>Dave.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Davebutterflyman, post: 1504889, member: 74026"] Finally....last nights trap sorted through and after numerous cups of coffee!,here is the full list of 305 moths in 54 species.I must say that it was a hectic session although it trailed off towards 2am and i have to say a big thanks to my wife who helped out and was immense!. Capua vulgana Apotomis turbidana 3 Epinotia tedella 5 Cherry bark moth NFY Epinotia rubiginosana 2 Garden pebble 2 Single dotted wave 2 NFY Green pug 2 Common wave 2 NFY Clouded silver 6 Setaceous hebrew character 21 The snout 17 Common wainscot 18 Light brown apple moth 42 Dark fruit tree tortrix 5 Scoparia ambigualis 3 Scoparia pyralella 2 Small magpie moth 4 Agapeta hamana 3 Flame 3 Flame shoulder 14 Garden carpet 5 Buff ermine 10 White ermine 2 Gold spot 8 Marbled minor 3 Straw dot 18 Brimstone 9 Silver-y-moth 12 Silver ground carpet 13 Dark arches 2 Tawny marbled minor Heart & Dart 21 Elephant hawkmoth 2 Eyed hawkmoth NFY Small square spot 3 Large yellow underwing Common white wave Smoky wainscot 2 Blood vein 3 NFY Bright line brown eye 3 Timothy tortrix NFY Spectacle 2 Light emerald 2 Broom moth Common pug 7 Cabbage moth 3 Knot grass 2 Mother of pearl Clay triple lines Lime speck pug NFY Barred red Larch pug Freyer's pug 2 Light arches NFY Dave. [/QUOTE]
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