Moths Found on 4 July 2010
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Oodles of moths today. Those worth photographing were:
- the beautiful Swallow-tailed Moth (previously photographed here),
- the ever lovely Peppered Moth (previously photographed here),
- a V Pug (previously photographed here),
- a Small Emerald (previously photographed here),
- an Endotricha flamealis (previously photographed here),
- the wonderful Buff Arches (previously photographed here),
- the equally wonderful Buff Tip (previously photographed here),
- several White Plume Moths (previously photographed here),
- a newbie in the form of the Satin Wave,
- an Oligia agg (previously photographed here),
- an Yponomeuta agg (previously photographed here).
Others in the trap were Heart &
Darts, Common
Footman, Shuttle-shaped Darts,
Riband Waves, Dot
Moths, Clouded
Silvers, Uncertain
or Vine's Rustics, Flames, Buff
Ermins, Grey
or Dark Daggers, Heart
& Clubs, Stenoptilia/Platyptilia,
Dark Arches, Light
Arches, Bright-line
Brown-eyes, Oak
Beauty agg, Ferns,
Pinion-streaked
Snouts, The Snout, Lozotaenia
forsteranas, Double
Square-spots, Common
Wainscots, Codling
Moths, Cabbage
Moths, Scoparia
pyrallela and Light
Brown Apple Moths.
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