Massive hawl last night of 216 moths of 46 species. The species count should increase when I get some help on the below pics;
moth 1 (I want it to be a dwaft pug...)
Mottled Pug:
moth 2:
moth 3 (Mainly vine's rustic but this was different)
- Uncertain:
moth 4
- Brown rustic:
moth 5
- just another rustic shoulder knot!:
and the ones that I had an idea on...
Grey pine carpet (can anyone turn it into a spruce carpet??):
probs just a variation on garden carpet but seemed a little different
- silver ground carpet:
Gost moth:
cream-bordered green pea:
flame:
Burnished Brass:
thanks in advance for any ID help!
Swallow tailed moth:
Straw dot:
toadflax pug:
single dotted wave:
small dusty wave:
Small fan foot:
Least Carpet:
Heart and Club:
Buff Arches:
Barred Straw:
Common Emerald:
Angle Shades:
Orange Sallow:
Beautiful Golden Y:
Green Pug:
Common Footman:
Scarce Footman:
Riband Wave:
Light Arches:
Small Square Spot:
Moth 2:
Moth 3:
Moth 4:
Moth 5:
Moth 6: Hypsopygia costalis - a micro moth
This impressive catty was found on the open heath, about 2 inches long..any ideas?
Mother Shipton (what a cool moth!!):
Lackey Moth catty (dreadful photo as I rushed because of a showy whitethroat!!):
Common Heath were, as you would expect, common on the heath:
fan foot (I thought this was a species of snout that had flown into a wall at first...!):
scorched wing:
I stunned it in the freezer but it came back round so don't worry! :-)
moth 2:
moth 3 (Mainly vine's rustic but this was different) - Uncertain:
moth 4 - Brown rustic:
moth 5 - just another rustic shoulder knot!:
probs just a variation on garden carpet but seemed a little different - silver ground carpet:
Gost moth:
cream-bordered green pea:
flame:
Burnished Brass:
