Great trapping session last night, with 71 moths of 18 species. A big contrast to GMS night last Fri, when I had 7 of 3! I'm lucky enough to get nights like this in Spring sometimes in my garden, before things generally take a downward turn in late April. Very mild early in the evening, but cooled down later for a minimum of 5.8 deg C.
18 Brindled Pug
15 Small Quaker
10 Common Quaker
4 Twin-spotted Quaker
3 Chestnut
3 Hebrew Character
3 Double-striped Pug
2 Pale Pinion
2 Oak Nycteoline
2 Clouded Drab
2 Diurnea fagella
1 Early Grey
1 Beautiful Plume
1 Common Plume
1 Oak Beauty
1 Water Carpet
1 Ypsolopha ustella
1 Acleris ferrugana/notana
Cheers
Paul
Lots of moths
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Re: Lots of moths
Brilliant catch Paul,
How many traps did you put out ?
Greg
How many traps did you put out ?
Greg
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Re: Lots of moths
Just the one, Greg - but let's just say I wasn't shy when it came to sources of light!
(More moths outside the trap than in it of course).
Cheers
Paul
(More moths outside the trap than in it of course).
Cheers
Paul