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[1344] Eudonia mercurella

A great night again, and thus I have not had the time to count all of the moths. Far far more than the previous night with

a minimum temperature of 16c and no wind it was perfect.

 

Clears skies does not seem to be having an impact at the moment, with the high temperatures that

 

are persisting.

I have just listed the moths that were new ones for the garden and year.

Some superb species including Varied Coronet, Leopard Moth, Rustic, Light Arches, Beautiful Hook-tip and another Red-necked Footman, presumed a migrant as they are not a resident moth here in Hertfordshire.

I'll let the list and the photos do the talking as I am shattered (and I am out again tonight!)

 

 

17 new species for the garden (12 Macro - 5 Micro)

5 new species for the year (2 Macro - 3 Micro)

 

 

 

122 Macros and 69 Micros bringing the grand total upto 191 moth species for the year so far.

 

 

 

Catch Report - 07/07/13 - Back Garden Stevenage - 1x 125w MV Robinson trap

 

 

Macro Moths

 

1x Small Rivulet [NFG]

2x Leopard Moth [NFG]

1x Dwarf Cream Wave [NFG]

2x Common Emerald [NFG]

1x Light Arches [NFG]

1x Rustic [NFG]

1x Varied Coronet [NFG]

1x Dingy Shears [NFG]

1x Beautiful Hook-tip [NFG]

1x Common Wainscot [NFG]

1x Small Emerald [NFG]

1x Blood-vein [NFG]

1x Single-dotted Wave [NFY]

3x Riband Wave [NFY]

 

 

 

Micro Moths

 

1x Blastodacna hellerella [NFG]

1x Pterophorus pentadactyla [NFG]

1x Agapeta hamana [NFG]

2x Crambus perlella [NFG]

3x Udea prunalis [NFG]

2x Eudonia mercurella [NFY]

1x Hofmannophila pseudospretella [NFY]

1x Ditula angustiorana [NFY]

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