110 moths of 33 species during the night with the temperature dropping below 10C. There were 8 new for year once I sorted them all out, those being -
a
Ypsolopha sequella, one
White-shouldered House Moth, 2
Clouded Border, a single
Swallow-tailed Moth, one
Barred Red, two
Short-cloaked Moth, a
Dot Moth and a
Smoky Wainscot. Another 4
Common Footman proving it's a good year for this species.
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Ypsolopha sequella |
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Clouded Border |
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Swallow-tailed Moth |
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Short-cloaked Moth |
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Dot Moth |
The moth list for the year at Waldridge is now 178 species
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