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Halifax Transit 1165, a 2013 New Flyer XD40, on route 54 at Micmac Mall, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, on Wednesday, May 31st, 2023.
Weekly Round-up 04/07/17 to 11/07/17
It's been that good mothing this year that i'm really struggling to keep up and thus I have lumped my records together again as one big list of weekly moths (apologies to the innacurate data that I may provide at the end of the year). Juggling family life with moths and work is very difficult, particularly when you have less than an hour to go through 200+ moths of between 65 and 90 species every other morning, then photograph them after work and then process that and type up a list.
On top of all that i'm struggling to get up with the dreaded man flu!
So here is my weekly list of all the species and approximate numbers that i've recorded.
Some real crackers all week and several species new for the garden!
A second garden record of the ever-spreading Coronet was great to see as well as Anarsia innoxiella...will this recently seperated distinct species spread like Epiphyas postvittana and Tachystola acroxantha?
The Miller and Barred Hook-tip were back after a 4 year absense and once again they are only my second garden records.
Donacaula forficella was a welcome wetland wanderer which last appeared...guess when! in 2013 4 years ago again.
Sitochroa verticalis and Elachista atricomella were new for the garden.
Catch Report - 04/07/17 to 11/07/17 - Back Garden - Stevenage - 1x 125w MV Robinson Trap
Macro Moths
1x Barred Hook-tip [NFY]
1x Black Arches [NFY]
1x Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing [NFY]
1x Cloaked Minor [NFY]
1x Common Carpet [NFY]
8x Common Rustic [NFY]
1x Dusky Sallow [NFY]
1x Latticed Heath [NFY]
1x Pebble Hook-tip [NFY]
1x Scarce Footman [NFY]
1x September Thorn [NFY]
2x Slender Brindle [NFY]
4x Smoky Wainscot [NFY]
1x Yellow Shell [NFY]
1x Beautiful Golden-Y
4x Bright-line Brown-eye
1x Broad-barred White
2x Buff-tip
4x Buff Arches
1x Clay
2x Clouded Border
2x Common Emerald
10x Common Footman
18x Common Rustic
2x Common Wainscot
1x Coronet
25x Dark Arches
35x Dot Moth
5x Double-striped Pug
2x Double Square-spot
5x Dun-bar
10x Dwarf Cream Wave
1x Early Thorn
2x Elephant Hawk-moth
1x Fern
1x Flame
1x Garden Carpet
1x Grey Dagger
1x Heart & Club
3x Heart & Dart
2x July Highflyer
1x Lackey
6x Large Yellow Underwing
5x Least Carpet
1x Leopard Moth
2x Lesser Yellow Underwing
10x Mottled Beauty
6x Mottled Rustic
5x Nut-tree Tussock
1x Peach Blossom
3x Peppered Moth (inc first f.carbonaria for 3 years)
40x Riband Wave
2x Rustic
3x Scalloped Oak
2x Small Blood-vein
4x Small Emerald
26x Uncertain
8x Willow Beauty
Micro Moths
1x Elachista atricomella [NFG]
1x Sitochroa verticalis [NFG]
5x Acleris forsskaleana [NFY]
1x Acleris variegana [NFY]
1x Acrobasis advenella [NFY]
3x Acrobasis suavella [NFY]
1x Argyresthia albistria [NFY]
1x Blastobasis adustella [NFY]
1x Bucculatrix thoracella [NFY]
1x Carpatolechia fugitivella [NFY]
1x Clavigesta purdeyi [NFY]
1x Donacaula forficella [NFY]
1x Eudemis profundana [NFY]
2x Grapholita janthinana [NFY]
1x Gypsonoma sociana [NFY]
1x Helcystogramma rufescens [NFY]
1x Hypsopygia costalis [NFY]
3x Oegoconia sp [NFY]
1x Pandemis corylana [NFY]
1x Rhopobota naevana [NFY]
1x Tinea semifulvella [NFY]
1x Ypsolopha ustella [NFY]
5x Zeiraphera isertana [NFY]
1x Acleris notana/ferrugana
6x Acleris schalleriana
5x Acentria ephemerella
1x Agonopterix alstromeriana
10x Anania coronata
5x Anania hortulata
2x Archips podana
2x Archips xylosteana
1x Athrips mouffetella
2x Batia lunaris
2x Blastodacna hellerella
1x Bryotropha affinis
1x Emmelina monodactyla
14x Cameraria ohridella
2x Celypha striana
20x Chrysoteuchia culmella
5x Clepsis consimilana
3x Crambus pascuella
2x Cydia pomonella
2x Ditula angustiorana
1x Eana incanana
1x Emmelina monodactyla
25x Endotricha flammealis
2x Epiphyas postvittana
20x Eudonia lacustrata
2x Eudonia mercurella
10x Gypsonoma dealbana
2x Hofmannophila pseudospretella
1x Homoeosoma sinuella
1x Mompha epilobiella
1x Nemapogon sp
1x Pammene fasciana
2x Pammene regiana
1x Pandemis heparana
4x Phycita roborella
5x Pleuroptya ruralis
5x Plutella xylostella
1x Prays fraxinella
1x Pterophorus pentadactyla
5x Scoparia ambigualis
1x Scrobipalpa acuminatella
1x Scythropia crataegella
25x Spilonota ocellana
2x Udea prunalis
25x Yponomeuta evonymella
LT165. LTZ 1165. New Bus for London (NBFL) with Wrightbus Hybrid bodywork. In allover Red Livery with London United Fleetnames. On Route 9 to Hammersmith. Seen at Trafalgar Square.
La nébuleuse sombre LDN 1165 (Hubble) est située dans la constellation de Céphée (Cepheus). Les nébuleuses sombres, également appelées nébuleuses d'absorption, sont des nuages de gaz et de poussière qui n'émettent ni ne réfléchissent de lumière, bloquant plutôt celle qui vient de derrière elles. Elles contiennent généralement de grandes quantités de poussière, leur permettant d'absorber la lumière visible des étoiles ou des nébuleuses situées au-delà. Elles sont si sombres qu'on les appelle des "trous dans le ciel", mais en réalité peuvent être très actives, des étoiles se formant parfois à l'intérieur de leurs nuages denses.
Hubble a observé cette région dans le cadre d'une étude des protoétoiles, des noyaux chauds et denses d'étoiles nouvellement formées qui accumulent du gaz et de la poussière au cours de leur processus de naissance stellaire. La zone brillante de cette image est probablement une région de formation d'étoiles pouvant contenir une ou plusieurs jeunes protoétoiles. L'étude plus approfondie des nébuleuses sombres aidera à mieux comprendre la nature de ces nuages sombres et poussiéreux et les pépinières stellaires qui peuvent s’y cacher (cf. NASA, ESA, T. Megeath University of Toledo, K. Stapelfeldt Jet Propulsion Laboratory ; traitement de l'image : Gladys Kober NASA/Catholic University of America).
Pour situer la nébuleuse sombre LDN 1165 (Hubble) dans la constellation de Céphée (Cepheus) :