Trapped last night in the garden.
I don't think the second generation is often found in the County.
Regards, Mike
Clay Triple-lines
Re: Clay Triple-lines
Hi Mike
I think your moth is a Small Blood-vein, note the four black dots. Whereas the Clay Triple-lines only occasionally
have two white dots within the second cross line. Also the Clay's outer cross line is more scalloped whereas the
Blood-vein's is smoother. (pic below for comparison)
They are quite similar looking otherwise.
Regards
Greg
I think your moth is a Small Blood-vein, note the four black dots. Whereas the Clay Triple-lines only occasionally
have two white dots within the second cross line. Also the Clay's outer cross line is more scalloped whereas the
Blood-vein's is smoother. (pic below for comparison)
They are quite similar looking otherwise.
Regards
Greg
Re: Clay Triple-lines
Hi Greg
You're right. The black dots are obvious!!
Regards, Mike
You're right. The black dots are obvious!!
Regards, Mike