New Moths Found on 10 June 2007

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A lovely weekend after some very variable weather indeed.  The trap was infested, cockroach-like, with Heart & Darts plus the following worthy of photographs:

• a Privet Hawk Moth (previously photographed here),
• a Light Emerald (previously photographed here),
• a Setaceous Hebrew Character (previously photographed here),
• a Flame (previously photographed here),
• a Treble Brown-spot (previously photographed here),
• a Mottled Pug (previously photographed here),
• an Uncertain or Vine's Rustic (previously photographed here), we think an Uncertain on this occasion as it has better defined markings,
• a Large Nutmeg (previously photographed here),
• a Large Fruit-tree Tortrix  (previously photographed here),
• a Riband Wave, one with a particularly dark band (previously photographed here).

Also in the trap were a Bee Moth, a Bright-line Brown-eye, a Common Wainscot and Scoparia pyrallela.  We also saw an Underwing but it flew-off before we could determine what sort it was.