Unidentified Micro:
Micro enthusiasts anywhere,
Armed with the new micro book and with time on my hands (my garden is still not firing on all cylinders), I have been looking at some of the photo's that I have of unidentified micro's.
The first one that I think I have identified is 224 Triaxomera parasitella, but as there are very few Cheshire records I would appreciate comments or corrections please. This moth was caught in my garden trap 03/06/2011.
Mel.
Unidentified Micro
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Re: Unidentified Micro
Nice one Mel, the orange veins look to be a good determining feature.
Regards,
Steve
Regards,
Steve
Re: Unidentified Micro
Good stuff Mel,
I did likewise with 'unknowns' as there is more time to spend on things like that these days due to lack of moths ! (though things have spluttered into life in the last few days).
Cheers,
Steve
I did likewise with 'unknowns' as there is more time to spend on things like that these days due to lack of moths ! (though things have spluttered into life in the last few days).
Cheers,
Steve
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- Posts: 834
- Joined: Tue Jun 14, 2011 7:00 pm
- Location: Great Sutton, Cheshire. Mapmate.
Re: Unidentified Micro
Thanks for the confirmation to both Steve's. Although the record is over 12 months old, I will add it to my next
Mapmate sync.
Mel.
Mapmate sync.
Mel.