Cerro Hacho, Loja, Granada Province, Spain.

5 species of Orchid on the walk.

Second Lock down Day 46, released to Provincial area.

 

Crested Tit (Herrerillo Capuchino / Parus cristatus).

Today I went for a walk around the loop of Hacho which took me around the quarry, as soon as I got out of the car I was being shouted at by a pair of Crested Tits (Herrerillo Capuchino / Parus cristatus) which for some reason were not at all happy with me for being there so I parked a little further along the track just too keep them happy.

Crested Tit (Herrerillo Capuchino / Parus cristatus).

Crested Tit (Herrerillo Capuchino / Parus cristatus).

In the same area I also had a singing Short-toed Treecreeper (Agateador Común / Certhia brachydactyla), Great (Carbonera Común / Parus major), Blue (Herrerillo Común / Parus caeruleus) and Coal Tit  (Carbonero Garrapinos / Parus ater) and a singing Common Crossbill (Piquituerto Común / Loxia curvirostra).

Giant Orchid (Himantoglossum Robertiana).

Giant Orchid (Himantoglossum Robertiana).

Giant Orchid (Himantoglossum Robertiana).

In the pine woods I spent quite a while taking pictures of several Giant Orchid (Himantoglossum Robertiana) spikes to show the different colour forms that were possible to see.

Giant Orchid (Himantoglossum Robertiana).

Mixed in there I also found good numbers of Somber Bee Orchid (Ophrys fusca / foresteri) which also showed a good variation as well.

Somber Bee Orchid (Ophrys fusca / foresteri).

In the pines I also heard or saw Long-tailed Tit (Mito / Aegithalos caudatus), Iberian  Magpie (Rabilargo / Cyanopica cooki), Firecrest (Reyezuelo Listado / Regulus ignicapillus), Mistle Thrush (Zorzal Charlo / Turdus viscivorus) and Robin (Petirrojo Europeo / Erithacus rubecula).

Somber Bee Orchid (Ophrys fusca / foresteri).

I continued on around the loop and had a Small Heath (Coenonympha pamphilus) land on the track so I dropped down to its level and was stretched out on the track when a poor guy on a mountain bike came screaming around the corner and found me lying there. 

Somber Bee Orchid (Ophrys fusca / foresteri).

Thankfully he saw me quickly but unfortunately only had one option which was to bail into the track side bushes.

Fan-lipped Orchid (Anacamptis collina).

Thankfully the guy was OK and his bike was fine and he had a good sense of humor and came out of the bushes apologizing to me and laughing, he also spoke good English which helped to explain what I was doing and he then spent a while looking through my photo's on the back of the camera.

Fan-lipped Orchid (Anacamptis collina).

Anyway after this near miss I continued on finding a very smart Fan-lipped Orchid (Anacamptis collina) var. flavescens and a short way further on along the track I found several spikes of the more normal version of the Fan-lipped Orchid.

Fan-lipped Orchid (Anacamptis collina).

Along the Northern side of the Quarry I picked up Song Thrush (Zorzal Común / Turdus philomelos), Blackbird (Mirlo Común / Turdus merula), Common Chaffinch (Pinzón Vulgar / Fringilla coelebs), Black Redstart (Colirrojo Tizón / Phoenicurus ochruros), Common Chiffchaff (Mosquitero Común / Phylloscopus collybita), Corn Bunting (Triguero / Emberiza calandra), Goldfinch (Jilguero / Carduelis carduelis), Hoopoe (Abubilla / Upupa epops), Red-billed Chough (Chova Piquirroja / Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax), Sardinian Warbler (Curruca Cabecinegra / Sylvia melanocephala), Serin (Verdecillo / Serinus serinus) and Red-legged Partridge (Perdiz Roja / Alectoris rufa).

Small Heath (Coenonympha pamphilus).

Along this side of the area I also found my first Southern Early Purple Orchids (Orchis olbienis), most were still in bud but I found a single plant with some open flowers, in the same area there were lots more Somber Bee Orchid as well as a few more Giants. 

Southern Early Purple Orchid (Orchis olbienis).

I reached the end of the track and walked along the road down to the track back up to the car, on the way I added Broad-leaved Iris (Iris planifolia), Field marigold (Calendula arvensis), Henbit Deadnettle (Lamium amplexicaule), Wild Grape Hyacinth (Muscari neglectum) and my first Sawfly Orchid (Ophrys tenthredinifera).

Sawfly Orchid (Ophrys tenthredinifera).

I reached the car and the Crested Tits had moved along the road and gave me more abuse as I put my kit away, I then headed back home.

Alhendin in Granada, Padul and La Malaha, Granada Province.

Looking for some birds for the year list with friends.

Second Lock down Day 45, released to Provincial area.

 

I met Juan and Andrey near Alhendin and we walked out onto and area of mixed agricultural land, most of which was put down to winter cereals but surrounded by Almond and Olive groves.

We started the list by the cars with Rock Sparrow (Gorrión Chillón / Petronia petronia), Jackdaw (Grajilla / Corvus monedula) and on the first area of fields Great Spotted Cuckoo (Crialo Europeo / Clamator gladarius), Crested Lark (Cogujada / Galerida cristata), Common Kestrel (Cernicalo Vulgar / Falco tinnunculus), Woodpigeon (Paloma Torcaz / Columba palumbus), Goldfinch (Jilguero / Carduelis carduelis), Hoopoe (Abubilla / Upupa epops), Common Buzzard (Busardo Ratonero / Buteo buteo) and
Blackbird (Mirlo Común / Turdus merula).

We took to the field edges and made for some high ground so we could scan the whole area looking for the target Long-legged Buzzard (Busardo Moro / Buteo rufinus) but it was not to be, we did however see and hear Calandra Lark (Calandria / Melanocorypha calandra), Corn Bunting (Triguero / Emberiza calandra), a group of calling Red-billed Chough (Chova Piquirroja / Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax) which flew over and away West, Zitting Cisticola (Buitrón / Cisticola juncidis), Stone Curlew (Alcaraván Común / Burhinus oedicnemus) away in the Almond groves, Iberian Grey Shrike (Alcaudón Real Meridional / Lanius meridionalis), Greenfinch (Verderón Común / Carduelis chloris) and an Iberian Green Woodpecker (Pito Real / Picus sharpei) but only Andrey heard it calling.

Juan and Andrey headed off at this point to go and have a look around Padul Wetland but I stayed for another hour or so adding Linnet (Pardillo Común / Carduelis cannabina), Black Redstart (Colirrojo Tizón / Phoenicurus ochruros), Sardinian Warbler (Curruca Cabecinegra / Sylvia melanocephala), Blackcap (Curruca Capirotada / Sylvia atricailla), Spotless Starling (Estornino Negro / Sturnus unicolor) and Common Magpie (Urraca / Pica pica).

I then got a whatsapp from Juan to say that they had an Iberian Chiffchaff (Mosquitero Ibérico / Phylloscopus brehmii) singing in Padul, so with the directions he sent I decide to have a look.

I arrived at the spot where there were lots of calling Common Chiffchaff (Mosquitero Común / Phylloscopus collybita) but the Iberian had gone quiet, however I did see Blue Tit (Herrerillo Común / Parus caeruleus), Spanish Sparrow (Gorrión Moruno / Passer hispaniolensis), Cetti's Warbler (Ruisenor Bastardo / Cettia cetti), Northern Shoveler (Pato Cuchara / Anas clypeata), Mallard (Anade Azulón / Anas platyrhynchos), Eurasian Teal (Cerceta Común / Anas crecca), Eurasian Coot (Focha Común / Fulica atra), Common Moorhen (Gallineta Común / Gallinulas chloropus), Marsh Harrier (Aguilucho Lagunero Occidental / Circus aeruginosus) and Great Cormorant (Cormorán Grande / Phalacrocroax carbo).

Juan and Andrey then returned to the spot and we boosted the list with Grey Wagtail (Lavandera Cascadena / Motacilla cinerea), Long-tailed Tit (Mito / Aegithalos caudatus), Water Rail (Rascón Europeo / Rallus aquaticus) heard only, Great Crested Grebe (Somormujo Lavanco / Podiceps cristatus) and then went on around the board walk to the raised platform where Andrey turned around and returned home. Juan and I continued on but only added White Wagtail (Lavandera Blanca / Montacilla alba), Serin (Verdecillo / Serinus serinus), Common Stonechat (Tarabilla Común / Saxicola torquata), Collared Dove (Tórtola Turca / Streptopelia decaocto) and then on the way back to the car an Iberian Chiffchaff  which was singing from some willow scrub.

We reached the cars and Juan headed off home and I returned to the spot for the Buzzard but came in from a different direction where from a track I had a view over the whole area and out over some more pylons which we could not see from our original spot, unfortunately I still did not find the bird but I did see a female Marsh Harrier which was hunting over the fields.

I decided after another 1.5 hours that the bird was not around so I headed home via a spot where I saw at least 12 Lesser Kestrels (Cernicola Primilla / Falco naumanni) my second year tick for the day.

Near Huétor Tajar, Granada Province, Spain.

Moth Records for the 28th February 2021.

15W Actinic on the terrace.

5 Moths of 3 Species.

Any corrections, PLEASE send me a comment on the post, thanks.

 

7725 Menophora japygiaria (Brassy Waved Umber).

Wet cold and wind, so I was not surprised the numbers were well down and the trap only held 5 moths of 3 species.

8328 Nebula ibericata x1.

6496 Evergestis isatidalis x3, 7725 Menophora japygiaria (Brassy Waved Umber) x1 and 8328 Nebula ibericata x1.

La Malaha, Cacín Valley, Balsa Regidor and Huétor Fields, Granada Province, Spain.

Out on the furthest parts of the patch after the restrictions are lifted slightly.

Second Lock down Day 44, released to Provincial area.

 

Great Spotted Cuckoo (Crialo Europeo / Clamator gladarius).

I drove out to the area near to Granada called El Temple, on the way I had 6 Common Pochard (Porrón Común / Aythya ferina) on a small Irrigation pool on the roadside near Santa Fe and further on Jackdaw (Grajilla / Corvus monedula), White Wagtail (Lavandera Blanca / Montacilla alba), Woodpigeon (Paloma Torcaz / Columba palumbus) and House Sparrow (Gorrión Común / Passer domesticus).

Serin (Verdecillo / Serinus serinus).

Out on the fields of El Temple I started the list with Serin (Verdecillo / Serinus serinus), Hoopoe (Abubilla / Upupa epops), Corn Bunting (Triguero / Emberiza calandra), Common Stonechat (Tarabilla Común / Saxicola torquata), Common Kestrel (Cernicalo Vulgar / Falco tinnunculus), Sardinian Warbler (Curruca Cabecinegra / Sylvia melanocephala), Crested Lark (Cogujada / Galerida cristata), Common Magpie (Urraca / Pica pica), Collared Dove (Tórtola Turca / Streptopelia decaocto), Black Redstart (Colirrojo Tizón / Phoenicurus ochruros), a male Blue-rock Thrush (Roquero Solitario / Monticola solitarius), Greenfinch (Verderón Común / Carduelis chloris), Common Chaffinch (Pinzón Vulgar / Fringilla coelebs), Stone Curlew (Alcaraván Común / Burhinus oedicnemus), Spotless Starling (Estornino Negro / Sturnus unicolor), Mistle Thrush (Zorzal Charlo / Turdus viscivorus) and the first of several Great Spotted Cuckoo's (Crialo Europeo / Clamator gladarius).

Little Owl (Mochuelo Europeo / Athene noctua).

I drove out on one of the tracks to a spot where I soon found a stunning pair Black-winged Kite (Elanio Común / Elanus caeruleus), a good number of singing Calandra Larks (Calandria / Melanocorypha calandra) and several Meadow Pipits (Bisbita Pratense / Anthus pratensis).

Corn Bunting (Triguero / Emberiza calandra).

Just along the road I again took to the tracks and soon started to hear and see more Great Spotted Cuckoo's, a bush full of both Spotless and Common Starlings (Estornino Pinto / Sturnus vulgaris), Iberian Grey Shrike (Alcaudón Real Meridional / Lanius meridionalis), a Little Owl (Mochuelo Europeo / Athene noctua) which was sat up on some Solar panels, a singing Common Chiffchaff (Mosquitero Común / Phylloscopus collybita) and at least 5 Red-legged Partridges (Perdiz Roja / Alectoris rufa).

Northern Goshawk (Azor Común / Accipitor gentillis).

I left the fields and the took the road over to Cacìn Village, on the way I picked up Common Buzzard (Busardo Ratonero / Buteo buteo), Northern Goshawk (Azor Común / Accipitor gentillis), Thekla Lark (Cogujada Montesina / Galerida theklae) and Barn Swallow (Golondrina Común / Hirundo rustica).

Common Crossbill (Piquituerto Común / Loxia curvirostra).

Once I was in the Valley I dropped south to a point over the gorge where I stopped and found good numbers of Jackdaws mixed in with a flock of around 25 Red-billed Choughs (Chova Piquirroja / Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax), Crag Martin (Avión Roquero / Ptyonoprogne rupestris), Rock Sparrow (Gorrión Chillón / Petronia petronia), Blackbird (Mirlo Común / Turdus merula), a singing Cirl Bunting (Escribano Soteno / Emberiza cirlus), Great Tit (Carbonera Común / Parus major) and as I drove back towards Cacín I had a couple of Song Thrush (Zorzal Común / Turdus philomelos) fly across the road and out into the Olives and a soaring Golden Eagle (Águila Real / Aquila chrysaetos) which was moving along the ridge to the left of the road.

Coal Tit (Carbonero Garrapinos / Periparus ater).

My next stop was at the Contra-embalse where there was a vehicle parked in the usual spot from Medio Ambiante, I parked and had a chat to Rubín one of the Agents. Later I checked out what was on the water finding Black-winged Stilt (Ciguenuela Común / Himantopus himantopus) x8, Eurasian Teal (Cerceta Común / Anas crecca), Common Pochard (Porrón Común / Aythya ferina), Mallard (Anade Azulón / Anas platyrhynchos), Eurasian Coot (Focha Común / Fulica atra), Common Moorhen (Gallineta Común / Gallinulas chloropus), a Water Rail (Rascón Europeo / Rallus aquaticus) which showed well on the reed edges, Little Grebes (Zampullín Común / Tachybaptus ruficollis), a Grey Wagtail (Lavandera Cascadena / Motacilla cinerea) which was on the dead branches over the water, a calling Cetti's Warbler (Ruisenor Bastardo / Cettia cetti) and two displaying Marsh Harriers (Aguilucho Lagunero Occidental / Circus aeruginosus).

Fan-lipped Orchid (Anacamptis collina).

Just along the road I stopped near the Rio Cacín bridge finding Robin (Petirrojo Europeo / Erithacus rubecula), Blackcap (Curruca Capirotada / Sylvia atricapilla), Long-tailed Tit (Mito / Aegithalos caudatus), Common Crossbill (Piquituerto Común / Loxia curvirostra) x3, Blue (Herrerillo Común / Parus caeruleus) and Coal Tit  (Carbonero Garrapinos / Periparus ater) and a calling Eurasian Eagle Owl (Búho Real / Bubo bubo) on the nearby crags.

Bluethroat (Ruiseñor Pechiazul / Luscinia svecica) female.

I drove up the valley and as I was going I had a large shadow pass over me and when I looked up I saw a very smart Bonelli's Eagle (Aguila Perdicera / Aquila faciatus) which I followed for a while before pulling in and hoping to get a photo but by the time I was out of the car the bird was gone, however I did find a good number of Iberian  Magpies (Rabilargo / Cyanopica cooki) in the pines and a few spikes of Somber Bee Orchids (Ophrys fusca / foresteri) on the road side.

I cut back across to the motorway via the fields near Moraleda finding lots more Great-spotted Cuckoo's, at least 3 Iberian Green Woodpeckers (Pito Real / Picus sharpei) and several Linnets (Pardillo Común / Carduelis cannabina).

I took the service road and checked out Balsa de Regidor adding Northern Shovelers (Pato Cuchara / Anas clypeata) and Great Cormorants (Cormorán Grande / Phalacrocroax carbo).

Common Stonechat (Tarabilla Común / Saxicola torquata).

My last stop was out on the fields locally as I needed to get some steps in and I also found Great Spotted Woodpecker (Pico Picapinos / Dendrocopos major), Little Bustards (Sisón Común / Tetrax tetrax), Little Ringed Plover (Chorlitejo Chico / Charadrius dubius), Green Sandpiper (Andarrios Grande / Tringa ochropus), Tree Sparrow (Gorrión Molinero / Passer montanus), House Martin (Avión Común / Delichon urbica), Water Pipit (Bisbita Alpino / Anthus spinoletta), Red-rumped Swallow (Golondrina Dáurica / Hirundo daurica), Spanish (Yellow) Wagtail (Lavandera Boyera / Motacilla flava iberiae), Bluethroat (Ruiseñor Pechiazul / Luscinia svecica), Snipe (Agachadiza Común / Gallinago gallinago) and to finish with a nice male Spanish Sparrow (Gorrión Moruno / Passer hispaniolensis) before heading home.

El Temple, Granada Province, Spain.

Good Numbers of Great-spotted Cuckoos out in the Pines and Almonds.

 

Great Spotted Cuckoo (Crialo Europeo / Clamator gladarius).

During a days birding out on the El Temple area I saw around 20 noisy Great Spotted Cuckoos (Crialo Europeo / Clamator gladarius), these stunning birds are early arrivals that liven up the Pine and Almond groves with there constant rattling calls.

Great Spotted Cuckoo (Crialo Europeo / Clamator gladarius).

Most of the birds appeared to already be paired off and were already annoying the local Common Magpie (Urraca / Pica pica) population.

Great Spotted Cuckoo (Crialo Europeo / Clamator gladarius).

Great Spotted Cuckoo (Crialo Europeo / Clamator gladarius).

Great Spotted Cuckoo (Crialo Europeo / Clamator gladarius).

Great Spotted Cuckoo (Crialo Europeo / Clamator gladarius).

Great Spotted Cuckoo (Crialo Europeo / Clamator gladarius).

Huétor Fields, Granada Province, Spain.

A walk along the Arroyo.

Second Lock down Day 43, released to Provincial area.

Ebird List.

Great Spotted Woodpecker (Pico Picapinos / Dendrocopos major).

I parked and walked along the Arroyo as usual and I took the Northern side all the way down to the Railway bridge, the Little Bustards (Sisón Común / Tetrax tetrax) were still in the fields where they usually were but the Lucerne was getting taller and making finding them more difficult. I only counted 27 but I am sure there were more birds there.

Little Owl (Mochuelo Europeo / Athene noctua).

Other species were Great Spotted Woodpecker (Pico Picapinos / Dendrocopos major), Little Ringed Plovers (Chorlitejo Chico / Charadrius dubius) x5, Green Sandpiper (Andarrios Grande / Tringa ochropus) x3, Little Owl (Mochuelo Europeo / Athene noctua), Western Yellow Wagtail (Lavandera Boyera / Motacilla flava flavissima), Reed Bunting (Escribano Palustre / Emberiza schoeniclus), Water Pipit (Bisbita Alpino / Anthus spinoletta) and Iberian  Magpie (Rabilargo / Cyanopica cooki).

Hirundines moving through along the Arroyo.

On the far stretch of the Arroyo there were good numbers of Hirundines moving through including House (Avión Común / Delichon urbica) and Crag Martins (Avión Roquero / Ptyonoprogne rupestris), Barn (Golondrina Común / Hirundo rustica) and Red-rumped Swallow (Golondrina Dáurica / Hirundo daurica) along with Bluethroat (Pechiazul / Luscinia svecica) and Cetti's Warbler (Ruisenor Bastardo / Cettia cetti).

Barn Swallow (Golondrina Común / Hirundo rustica).

Barn Swallow (Golondrina Común / Hirundo rustica).

As I walked back I boosted the list with a few more species, Tree Sparrow (Gorrión Molinero / Passer montanus), Hoopoe (Abubilla / Upupa epops) and Western Cattle Egret (Garcilla Bueyera / Bubulcus ibis).

Near Huétor Tajar, Granada Province, Spain.

Moth Records for the 26th February 2021.

15W Actinic on the terrace.

21 Moths of 8 Species.

Any corrections, PLEASE send me a comment on the post, thanks.

 

9206 Cucullia calendulae.

I was a little warmer last night and the temperature stayed up at +9, so I put the Actinic on again. 21 Moths of 8 species.

6184 Eudonia angustea.

6184 Eudonia angustea.

6184 Eudonia angustea x1, 6496 Evergestis isatidalis x9, 8256 Xanthorhoe fluctuata (Garden Carpet) x1, 8581 Eupithecia cocciferata x1, 9206 Cucullia calendulae x3, 9593 Spudaea ruticilla, 10226 Cerastis faceta x1 and 10343 Shuttle Shaped Dart (Agrotis puta) x4.

8581 Eupithecia cocciferata.

8256 Xanthorhoe fluctuata (Garden Carpet).

10343 Shuttle Shaped Dart (Agrotis puta).

10343 Shuttle Shaped Dart (Agrotis puta).

9593 Spudaea ruticilla.

Huétor Fields, Granada Province, Spain.

Back down on the fields with my first Great-spotted Cuckoo of the year, a walk to collect the car.

Second Lock down Day 42, released to Provincial area.

 

Common Stonechat (Tarabilla Común / Saxicola torquata) female.

I had another good morning in the garden and cleared the final part of the jungle, all the garden is now cleared and I now just need the garden centers to open so I can start to replant.
After lunch I started to make my way down to Huétor to collect the car after it has been had a few jobs done on it. 

Common Stonechat (Tarabilla Común / Saxicola torquata) female.

I walked down the road towards the bar but cut the corner off by going through the Olives where I saw good numbers of finches including Serin (Verdecillo / Serinus serinus), Linnet (Pardillo Común / Carduelis cannabina), Greenfinch (Verderón Común / Carduelis chloris), Goldfinch (Jilguero / Carduelis carduelis) and Common Chaffinch (Pinzón Vulgar / Fringilla coelebs) as well as Blackbird (Mirlo Común / Turdus merula), Song Thrush (Zorzal Común / Turdus philomelos), Blackcap (Curruca Capirotada / Sylvia atricailla) and Woodlark (Totovia / Lullula arborea).

Migratory Locust (Locusta migratoria).

Down nearer to the bar I had a couple of pairs of Common Stonechat (Tarabilla Común / Saxicola torquata) and one of the females sat nicely for a few seconds and there were quite a few Spotless Starlings (Estornino Negro / Sturnus unicolor) on the wires and in the trees near to the Olive cooperative plant.
Around the back of the bar and along the Arroyo I added Green Sandpiper (Andarrios Grande / Tringa ochropus), Little Ringed Plover (Chorlitejo Chico / Charadrius dubius), Little Owl (Mochuelo Europeo / Athene noctua), Little Bustards (Sisón Común / Tetrax tetrax), Common Chiffchaff (Mosquitero Común / Phylloscopus collybita), Grey Wagtail (Lavandera Cascadena / Motacilla cinerea), Iberian  Magpie (Rabilargo / Cyanopica cooki) and Water Pipit (Bisbita Alpino / Anthus spinoletta).

A white faced Linnet (Pardillo Común / Carduelis cannabina).

Amongst the Asparagus fields I found lots of Crested (Cogujada / Galerida cristata) and Skylark (Alondra Común / Alauda arvensis), White Wagtail (Lavandera Blanca / Montacilla alba) and Tree Sparrows (Gorrión Molinero / Passer montanus).

I reached the road and then cut back along the far stretch of the Arroyo using the Southern track finding Migratory Locust (Locusta migratoria), Perez's Frog (Rana Común / Pelophylax perezi) which were very vocal, Spanish (Yellow) Wagtail (Lavandera Boyera / Motacilla flava iberiae), Reed Bunting (Escribano Palustre / Emberiza schoeniclus), Bluethroat (Pechiazul / Luscinia svecica), Common Moorhen (Gallineta Común / Gallinulas chloropus) and as I sat on the back to see what approached which was basically nothing (plenty flew by) I had a Great Spotted Cuckoo (Crialo Europeo / Clamator gladarius) which flew over me calling but disappeared into the olives of the far bank.

Common Chiffchaff (Mosquitero Común / Phylloscopus collybita).

I turned back to the road and then walked down to Huétor where I collected the car and went back home.

Near Huétor Tajar, Granada Province, Spain.

Moth Records for the 25th February 2021.

15W Actinic on the terrace.

10 Moths of 6 Species.

Any corrections, PLEASE send me a comment on the post, thanks.

 

6531 Udea ferrugalis (Rusty Dot Pearl).

The temperature stayed up at +8 last night but again just small numbers of moths (10 moths of 6 species) but there were a couple of new species for the year which were 6531 Udea ferrugalis (Rusty Dot Pearl) x1 and Probably 8579 Eupithecia dodoneata (Oak-tree Pug) x1.

Probably 8579 Eupithecia dodoneata (Oak-tree Pug).

Other species were 6496 Evergestis isatidalis x3, 8328 Nebula ibericata x1, 10226 Cerastis faceta x2 and 10343 Shuttle Shaped Dart (Agrotis puta) x2.

10343 Shuttle Shaped Dart (Agrotis puta).

10343 Shuttle Shaped Dart (Agrotis puta).

10226 Cerastis faceta.