In the moth trap last night were lesser broad bordered yellow underwing 12, square spot rustic 4, ruby tiger 1, spectacle 1, brimstone 1, flame shoulder 1, common rustic 2, lesser yellow underwing 1, garden carpet 1, rustic 2, large yellow underwing 6, staw underwing 1, white point 1, pale mottled willow 1. setaceous hebrew character 1, old lady 1 and an angle shades.
I then headed off down to Reculver for a wander where I heard that one of the local birders had caught 2 convolvulus hawk moths overnight, very nice, maybe in my garden one day.
Ruby Tiger
White Point, an immigrant and possible local breeder in the south of the UK. A good catch for my inland garden site.
I then headed off down to Reculver for a wander where I heard that one of the local birders had caught 2 convolvulus hawk moths overnight, very nice, maybe in my garden one day.
Ruby Tiger
White Point, an immigrant and possible local breeder in the south of the UK. A good catch for my inland garden site.
3 comments:
I love the Ruby Tiger....how stunning is that......
Hi John, I've just stumbled across your blog and will certainly revisit. We used to meet at Dungeness many years ago. You haven't changed! Have added your blog to my links.
Well done with the White Point John. If you see a link off of my blog www.wildphotomonkey.blogspot.com
he had a White Point in Tunbridge Wells in the last few days
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