KenM
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I think you’ve nailed it! 👍Could that perhaps be a not-very-dark Dark Chestnut?
I think you’ve nailed it! 👍Could that perhaps be a not-very-dark Dark Chestnut?
Red-line Quaker and Common Marble Carpet was my haul.Three moths for me too!
On the wall under the security light- 2 Red-green Carpets and a Figure of Eight.
A big O would be extremely welcome down here too.👍Red-line Quaker and Common Marble Carpet was my haul.
Probably going to keep going until we leave, especially during this mild spell, hoping my next tick is an Oleander Hawkmoth!
Are there pictures? Last year they were being strung from Merveille du Jour (of which we know there are a few about!) so its not one to take completely on trust.An Oleander Hawk Moth in North Wiltshire last night.
The only reason I'm keeping my light going!Are there pictures? Last year they were being strung from Merveille du Jour (of which we know there are a few about!) so its not one to take completely on trust.
John
I’ve had M-d-j’s “most” nights since the 8th peaking at 4 on the 8th, circa 50 miles West of “Soufend?”All the M-d J's posted here so far are from coastal counties but there are a couple of records annually in Notts most years.
Hampshire may be coastal but Farnborough is definitely not!All the M-d J's posted here so far are from coastal counties but there are a couple of records annually in Notts most years.
Here's my only D Swordgrass from Notts a few years ago, that is just about annual here.
Come on Ken, show some respect for 'Soufend' - it's a city now.I’ve had M-d-j’s “most” nights since the 8th peaking at 4 on the 8th, circa 50 miles West of “Soufend?”
“It used to be fun…dad and ‘ol mum paddling da’n Saufend….but now it’s not done never by far…..Paris is where we spend our outin’s”Come on Ken, show some respect for 'Soufend' - it's a city now.