After a monster sleep yesterday and the World Cup matches
being more entertaining than previous days I put the light out to see what was
flying. It turned out to be another busy couple of hours with two Elephant
Hawkmoths a few Small Magpies, Heart and Dart and a few more new moths for the
garden attending the light. The Small Magpie seemed to be subdued after a night
in the fridge but promptly flew off before I had photographed it. Hmm! I’m sure
there will be others.
The following are all new moths for my garden:-
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| (Buff Ermine) |
A Buff Ermine Spilosoma luteum was my favourite of the night
bar the Elephant Hawkmoths of course.
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| (Setaceous Hebrew Character) |
Setaceous Hebrew Character Xestia c-nigrum
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| (Riband Wave) |
Riband Wave Idaea aversata.
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| (Coronet) |
Coronet Craniophora ligustri coronula.
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| (Silver Y) |
Hiya, afraid the Common White Wave is actually a Riband Wave and the un-ID'd moth is The Coronet (of the dark form 'coronula'). Pete will vouch for my credentials!
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