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Saturday, 19 March 2016
Moth numbers (and variety) improving...
Last night (18/3) I put out two traps in my Pwll garden, one MV and the other an actinic. Seventeen species were recorded, including several personal FFYs - yellow horned, pale pinion, grey shoulder-knot, water carpet and twin-spotted quaker. Numbers were also up eg. 11 Hebrew characters, 16 common quakers and 7 brindled pugs. The weather looks suitable tonight too - so it may well be worth trapping.
Above: yellow horned.
Above: grey shoulder-knot.
Above: twin-spotted quaker.
Above: pale pinion.
Above: oak beauty.
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