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Scarlet Tiger - One of four caught last night. I had seen three in the town over the past 48 hours so was expecting them to fine their way in to the trap sooner or later.
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Vapourer - rare it may not be, but at least it looked very different from the average Heart & Dart still finding their way into my trap in their masses.
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Not catch is complete without its fair share of unidentifiable Pugs! This mornings offering had some white markings on the thorax and abdomen - whether this is enough to say it is a Larch Pug, I'm certainly not certain!
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And finally, though this moth has very little resemblance to the book, I guess it is another Coronet?? Previous one caught last night (different individual) but this was better marked.
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