Webb's wainscot:
tawney barred angle:
square-spot rustic:
Toadflax brocade:
and from norfolk at the weekend (found in a campsite toilet) antler moth:
Tuesday, 24 August 2010
recent moths for the Garden...and more
Here are few highlights from the garden,
Webb's wainscot:
tawney barred angle:
square-spot rustic:
Toadflax brocade:
and from norfolk at the weekend (found in a campsite toilet) antler moth:
Webb's wainscot:
tawney barred angle:square-spot rustic:Toadflax brocade:and from norfolk at the weekend (found in a campsite toilet) antler moth:
Tuesday, 27 July 2010
garden newbies
few new ones in the Garden;
maple prom;
Vaporer;
Svensson's Copper Unerwing;
Fen Wainscot;
Least yellow underwing:
micros:
Rush veneer:
un-IDed:
and some goodies from trapping at a mates in Wiltshire;
black arches:
oak eggar:
rosey footman:
unknown:
plain golden y:
Dan
maple prom;
Vaporer;
Svensson's Copper Unerwing;
Fen Wainscot;
Least yellow underwing:
micros:
Rush veneer:
un-IDed:
and some goodies from trapping at a mates in Wiltshire;
black arches:
oak eggar:
rosey footman:
unknown:
plain golden y:
Dan
Saturday, 10 July 2010
Recent Additions and some micro queries
I've got a major backlog with moth records and ID!!
recent additions to my garden list have included:
Peach blossom:
Small emerald:
Oak eggar (it laid some eggs which I now have!):
leopard moth:
broad barred white:
figure of 80:
bordered pug:
clay:
and some comparisons for you:
both ele hawks:
cream bordered green pea (right) and green oak roller (left):
Any idea on this leaf hopper? about 12mm long and what a cool looking bug:
here are some macro queries:
is this just a common wainscot - (Smokey Wainscot - thanks Simon knight)?:
moth1 (Short-cloaked Moth):
moth2 (Maiden's Blush):
here are a load of micros I haven't managed to ID...
micro 1 (Hedya pruniana):
micro 2:
micro 3 (Celypha lacunana):
micro 4 (Bryotropha affinis):
micro 5 (Epiblema Uddmaniana):
micro 6 (Caloptilia syringella):
micro 7 (Cochylis hybridella):
micro 8 (Ethmia quadrillella):
micro 9 (Ringed China-mark):
micro 10 (Pseudargyrotoza conwagana):
micro 11 (Diamon-backed Moth):
micro 12 (Phtheochroa rugosana):
micro 13 (Carcina quercana):
micro 14 (Archips xylosteana):
micro 15 (Dichomeris marginella):
micro 16 (Pyrausta sp):
micro 17 (not a micro - Round-winged muslin):
micro 18 (Blastodacna hellerella):
micro 19 (spindle Ermin):
micro 20 (Ostrinia nubilalis):
micro 21 (Argyresthia goedartella):
micro 22 (Coleophora sp.):
micro 23 (Endotricha flammealis - thanks Andy Whitney):
micro 24 (Garden Rose Tortrix):
micro 25 (Celypha rosaceana):
thanks in advance for any ID helps!
Dan
recent additions to my garden list have included:
Peach blossom:
Small emerald:
Oak eggar (it laid some eggs which I now have!):
leopard moth:
broad barred white:
figure of 80:
bordered pug:
clay:
and some comparisons for you:
both ele hawks:
cream bordered green pea (right) and green oak roller (left):
Any idea on this leaf hopper? about 12mm long and what a cool looking bug:
here are some macro queries:
is this just a common wainscot - (Smokey Wainscot - thanks Simon knight)?:
moth1 (Short-cloaked Moth):
moth2 (Maiden's Blush):
here are a load of micros I haven't managed to ID...
micro 1 (Hedya pruniana):
micro 2:
micro 3 (Celypha lacunana):
micro 4 (Bryotropha affinis):
micro 5 (Epiblema Uddmaniana):
micro 6 (Caloptilia syringella):
micro 7 (Cochylis hybridella):
micro 8 (Ethmia quadrillella):
micro 9 (Ringed China-mark):
micro 10 (Pseudargyrotoza conwagana):
micro 11 (Diamon-backed Moth):
micro 12 (Phtheochroa rugosana):
micro 13 (Carcina quercana):
micro 14 (Archips xylosteana):
micro 15 (Dichomeris marginella):
micro 16 (Pyrausta sp):
micro 17 (not a micro - Round-winged muslin):
micro 18 (Blastodacna hellerella):
micro 19 (spindle Ermin):
micro 20 (Ostrinia nubilalis):
micro 21 (Argyresthia goedartella):
micro 22 (Coleophora sp.):
micro 23 (Endotricha flammealis - thanks Andy Whitney):
micro 24 (Garden Rose Tortrix):
micro 25 (Celypha rosaceana):
thanks in advance for any ID helps!
Dan
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