Rain this morning but it was dry, though cold, overnight. 3 migrant
Silver Y were amongst the resident
Lunar Underwing (first of the year),
Pine and
Red-green Carpets, Large &
Lesser Yellow Underwings, Brown-spot Pinion, Flounced and
Rosy Rustic, Light Brown Apple Moth and
Mouse Moth in the trap first thing this morning.
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Pine Carpet |
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Silver Y |
Also a Common Green Lacewing
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Common Green Lacewing |
Stayed in early morning and checked a few of the specimens and photographs of Hoverflies from the Fell the last couple of weeks, under the microscope. And I added three new species for Waldridge, the latter was new for me -
Myathropa florea (seen only yesterday by the river),
Eristalis interruptus (now called
Eristalis nemorum I think
) and
Platycheirus scambus, the latter two both on the fell. My training weekend from the spring eventually being put to proper use.
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Eristalis interruptus |
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Myathropa florea |
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