Moths Trapped in April - Back Garden

Muslin


Nut-tree Tussock



Oak Tree Pug


Pine Beauty

Grey Shoulder-knot


Pale Pinion


Clouded Drab

Mullein


A better Yellow Horned

Brindled Beauty

Brindled Pug

Diurnea fagella

Sunday/Monday March 20/21

An amazing catch of 54 moths of 10 species. We were in awe - especially re identifying them as March first timers. I think these are correct.......

Early Grey

Twin Spotted Quaker

Brindled Beauty

Chestnut
So flighty, even after a night in the fridge, a poor photo of one in the tube.

Thursday March 19

Dotted Border


Common Quaker

Wednesday March 17

Grey Shoulder Knot



Satellite -both forms

March 15/16

Yellow Horned (below)


Common Quaker (right)

Oak Beauty (bottom)

Success!

March 13th
Two moths of 2 species, both new for us as we didn't start trapping until August 2009

Hebrew Character



March Moth

First Catch of 2010

All moths posted from now on (reading up) were trepped in 2010

Mottled Umber

December Moth

From now upwards, all moths trapped in November

October: Acleris notana or ferrugana

Not the best of photographs..........

October: Barred Sallow

October: Mallow

October: Red-line Quaker

October: Spruce Carpet

October. Green-brindled Crescent

October. Merveille du Jour

Angle Shades

Beaded Chestnut