Moth Trapping.
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Pyrausta aurata. |
The temperature was a bit better last night at +11 and this meant a few more moths than a few nights ago when it only managed to stay at +5.
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9350 (2395) Synthymia fixa (The Gold Wing). |
There were a couple of species that were new for the list but they still need to be named, these came along with some species which I do not record regularly including 9350 (2395) Synthymia fixa (The Gold Wing) x1, 8904 (2460) Dysgonia algira (Passenger) x1 and 7581 Gnopharmia stevenaria x 2.
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8904 (2460) Dysgonia algira (Passenger). |
Other more regular Moths were 6719 (1398)
Nomophila noctuella (Rush Veneer) x 10+, 1525 (0464)
Plutella xylostella (Diamond backed Moth) x 5+, 3036
Stibaromacha ratella x3, 9370 (2400)
Heliothis armigera (Scarce Bordered Straw), 3264
Isophrictis anthemidella x 5+, 4350
Cochylis epilinana, 5144 (1261)
Cydia pomonella (Codling Moth), 5614
Synaphe antennalis, 6604 (1361)
Pyrausta aurata x 10+, 8965 (2465)
Tyta luctuosa (The Four-spotted) x5+, 9100 (2415)
Acontia lucida (Pale Shoulder) x1 and 10528 (2053)
Coscinia chrysocephala x 3.
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9370 (2400) Heliothis armigera (Scarce Bordered Straw). |
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