A decent catch last night, despite clear skies and cold temperatures - 190 moths of 16 species and thankfully very few micros....
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Best of the bunch were four White-marked. Only a couple of kms from where I was catching several last year (Long Wittenham Wood). |
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A few Frosted Greens were a welcome addition to the year's tally. |
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This presumed melanic Brindled Pug (f. hirschkei) was interesting. |
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Shoulderstripe may not be the rarest moth, but they are pretty smart when you take the time to really look at them!
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