And two Large Fruit-Tree Tortrix
And a tiny moth, which I had never seen before - Argolamproctes micella.
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Saturday, 29 June 2019
Big moth night in Burry Port
A warm, cloudy night produced my best catch of the year with a number of new micros and some species I only catch rarely. The best macro was Sand Dart, which last turned up in 2016. The breeze must have blown it from the nearby dunes.
I also found a rather battered Brussels Lace, I think it's only the second in my garden.
The real pleasure though was with micros - some I'd only seen once before like the verbosely named Pseudargyrotoza conwagana! Except there were two this time.
There were also several Clepsis consimilana, although they were quite camera shy.
And two Large Fruit-Tree Tortrix
And a tiny moth, which I had never seen before - Argolamproctes micella.
And two Large Fruit-Tree Tortrix
And a tiny moth, which I had never seen before - Argolamproctes micella.
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Yes Brussels lace Adam and good to see that you A. micella. Well done again.
ReplyDeleteLast night`s catch was the biggest for me too, with 115+ species, including some `goodies` (wanderers rather than migrants). It`s been quite overwhelming to sort out the catch - will probably blog tomorrow; currently I`m too `whacked`.
Glad that you trapped.
...above should read `you had` A.micella...
ReplyDeleteI didn't have your numbers Ian, but it was a long process.
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