Anyway, the resident species turned up in good numbers: 72 spp of Macro and 32 of Micro. Highlights were 1 May Highflyer (photo; new for Cnwc), 1 Campion (photo; new for Cnwc), 1 Bryotropha affinis (photo; new for Cnwc), 2 Epiblema trimaculana (new for Cnwc), 1 Agapeta zoegana (new for Cnwc), 1 Amblyptilia punctidactyla (new for Cnwc), 2 Northern Spinach (photo; 2nd Cnwc record), 1 Ingrailed Clay (2nd Cnwc record), 1 Poplar Grey (photo; 2nd Cnwc record), 3 Map-winged Swift, 2 Double-line, 1 Lesser Cream Wave, 1 Waved Carpet, 2 Red-necked Footman, 1 Striped Wainscot, 1 Acentria ephemerella, 3 Eudonia delunella and 1 Coleophora albicosta. 4 new Micros and 2 new Macros is a good haul!
Turnip (or Heart & Club?) & Campion
May Highflyer & Bryotropha affinis
Northern Spinach & Poplar Grey
It is a good haul and just reward for all your efforts over time.
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