The Lincolnshire Bird Club

Had the trap out last night for a measly 2 hours due to the heavy rain which had me dashing about the garden like a headless chicken trying to get the gear into the shed,this is what i recorded:

Brown-apple Moth - 2
Brimstone Moth - 12
Common-marbled Carpet - 1
Green Carpet - 2
Straw Dot - 5
Small Magpie - 5
Silver-ground Carpet - 4
Tawny-marbled Minor - 2
White Ermine - 1
Buff Ermine - 1
Flame Shoulder - 1
Dusky Brocade - 1
Pale Tussock - 1
Grey/Dark Dagger - 1
The Flame - 4
Agapeta Zoegana - 1
Oak-tree Pug - 1
Common Pug - 2
Grey Pug - 1
Bee Moth - 2
Heart and Dart - 6
Bright line-brown Eye - 1
Marbled Minor - 2
Beautiful-golden Y - 2
Phylctaenia coronata - 1
Large-yellow Underwing - 2
Plain-golden Y - 1
Clepsis consimilana - 1
Clouded Drab - 1
Dipleurina lacustrata - 1

Not a bad effort with 7 new species for the garden.


Regards


Steve.

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Another effort with the trap last night resulted in the following species being recorded:

Rhomboid Tortrix - 2
Brimstone - 11
Snout - 2
Willow Beauty - 2
Common Swift - 3
Silver-ground Carpet - 3
Small-dusty Wave - 2
Common-white Wave - 1
Ghost Moth - 1 male
Common-marbled Carpet - 1
Light-brown Apple Moth - 2
Middle-barred Minor - 1
Green Pug - 1
Heart and Dart - 5
Small Magpie - 1
Flame Shoulder - 3
Buff Ermine - 1
Goldspot - 1
Straw Dot - 2
Bee Moth - 2
Figure of Eighty - 1
Tawny-marbled Minor - 1
Rivulet - 1
Small-angle Shades - 1
Broad-barred White - 2
Bright-line brown-eye - 2
Marbled Minor - 3
Setacous-hebrew Character - 1
Plain-golden Y - 2
Grey Pug - 1
Dark Brocade - 1
Common Carpet - 2
Grey/Dark Dagger - 1
Uncertain - 1
Riband Wave - 2
Shoulder-striped Wainscot - 1
Clouded Silver - 1
Ingrailed Clay - 1
Mottled Pug - 1


Regards


Steve,with Dave Wright.

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A decent nights trapping last night,with 39 species being caught,the following is what i recorded:

Micro moths:
Small Magpie - 4
Brown-house Moth - 2
Light-brown Apple Moth - 5
Agapeta zoegana - 3
Eudonia mercurella - 1
Stenoptilia bipunctidactyla - 1
Bramble-shoot Moth - 1
Dark-fruit Tree Tortrix - 1
Timothy Tortrix - 1
Udea olivalis - 1
Eucosna cana - 2

Macro Moths:
Mottled Pug - 3
Brimstone Moth - 12
Flame Shoulder - 3
Tawny-marbled Minor - 5
Large-yellow Underwing - 1
Yellow Shell - 1
Grey Pug - 2
Riband Wave - 2
Straw Dot - 6
Uncertain - 2
Clouded Silver - 1
Flame - 8
Buff Arches - 3
Large-elephant Hawkmoth - 3
Spectacle - 2
Drinker Moth - 2
Silver-ground Carpet - 1
Green Pug - 1
Middle-barred Minor - 7
Snout - 1
Setacous-hebrew Character - 3
Common Wainscot - 1
Light Emerald - 1
Peppared Moth - 1
Goldspot - 1
Marbled Minor - 1
Mottled Beauty - 1


Regards



Steve

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