For me there is always a risk of catching the same moths again running the trap on consecutive nights but with such hot weather I had to try so I waited until a little later in the night before switching the lamp on and managed to get a few different species this time.
Brown tail 1, riband wave 4, brimstone 3, Endotrichia flammealis 1, dark arches 3, bright-line brown eye 1, brown line bright eye 1, marbled beauty 1, garden carpet 1, common rustic 1, least carpet 1, uncertain 1, the coronet 1, square-spot rustic 1.
Brown-line Bright Eye, not to be confused with Bright-line Brown Eye!
Marbled Beauty
The Coronet
Brown tail 1, riband wave 4, brimstone 3, Endotrichia flammealis 1, dark arches 3, bright-line brown eye 1, brown line bright eye 1, marbled beauty 1, garden carpet 1, common rustic 1, least carpet 1, uncertain 1, the coronet 1, square-spot rustic 1.
Brown-line Bright Eye, not to be confused with Bright-line Brown Eye!
Marbled Beauty
The Coronet
3 comments:
How can people think moths are boring....the intricate patterns on them are amazing......
John ,
Glad you sorted the Mullein , I wouldn't have slept .
Super photos as usual .
Moth ID required on mine when you have a chance please .
Like the moth shots john, I take it you don't get up early for work!
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