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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Mon Mar 09, 2015 2:11 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Marton Moths 2015 |
07.03.2015 First moth captures of year. 15w actinic over Skinner trap. Six moths of five species Oak beauty 1 Pale brindled beauty 1 Common quaker 2 Chestnut 1 Agonopterix ocellana 1 Cheers Brian |
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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Sun Apr 12, 2015 9:02 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Marton Moths 2015 |
Hi there Had my actinic lamp out last night (11 April). 27 moths of 7 species including: Twin-spot quaker 2 Red chestnut 3 Early grey 2 Powdered quaker 1 Cheers Brian |
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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Sat Apr 25, 2015 9:06 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Marton Moths 2015 |
24 April 2015 Had actinic lamp out again. 28 moths of 13 species caught including: Purple thorn, shuttle-shaped dart, red twin-spot carpet, powdered quaker, garden carpet, mint moth, angle shades, pebble prominent and double-striped pug. By-catch: queen wasp and the burying beetle Nicrophorus humator. Cheers Brian |
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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Tue May 12, 2015 9:09 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Marton Moths 2015 |
11/05/15 Actinic lamp in garden overnight. Still only getting low numbers. 15 moths of 8 species including: Cabbage moth, spectacle and rustic shoulder-knot. Cheers Brian |
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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Sat May 16, 2015 8:53 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Marton Moths 2015 |
15 MAY Actinic lamp overnight in garden with better results. 35 moths of 21 species including: Chocolate-tip 1 (new for garden) Plus mottled pug, foxglove pug, pebble prominent, bright-line brown-eye, angle shades, green carpet and waved umber. |
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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Sat May 23, 2015 11:53 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Marton Moths 2015 |
22 May Actinic lamp in garden overnight produced 27 moths of 20 species including: Swallow prominent, buff ermine, bee moth, blood-vein, garden pebble, pale mottled willow, campion, marbled minor agg and Vine's rustic. Cheers Brian |
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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Thu Jun 04, 2015 12:39 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Marton Moths 2015 |
3 June Actinic lamp overnight produced 19 moths of 17 species including: White ermine Turnip moth Grey pine carpet Treble lines small magpie Bee moth Common wainscot |
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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Fri Jun 26, 2015 8:46 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Marton Moths 2015 |
25 June With actinic lamp managed 50 species (at least 115 moths) including: Small elephant hawk Drinker Barred yellow Silver Y Plain Golden Y Lychnis Broad-barred white Fan-foot Double square-spot Small Clouded Brindle Small dusty wave Wormwood pug |
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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Fri Jul 03, 2015 9:16 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Marton Moths 2015 |
With excellent weather this week I tried out actinic lamp in garden on Tuesday night (30th June) and MV bulb on Wednesday night (1st July). Both were placed over a Skinner trap and in same location in garden. Weather conditions similar on both nights (very warm, dry and light winds). With actinic lamp caught about 80 moths of 37 species including triple-spotted clay, foxglove pug, privet hawk, sandy carpet and short-cloaked moth. With MV lamp caught over 220 moths of 58 species including small fan-foot, light emerald, common emerald, elephant hawk, peach blossom, silver Y, diamondback moth, beautiful hook-tip, broad-barred white, lychnis, clay, red-barred tortrix and Limnacacia phragmitella. A much higher percentage of micros were noted with the MV bulb. Cheers Brian |
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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Sun Jul 12, 2015 10:18 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Marton Moths 2015 |
Evening of the 10th July recorded over 190 moths (52 species) with actinic lamp including hummingbird hawk (nectaring near trap), elephant hawk, small elephant hawk, Endotricha flammealis, small blood-vein, swallowtail, drinker, scarce footman (5), coxcomb prominent, cabbage, Eudonia lacustrata and a heart and dart with odd-looking marking. The hummingbird hawk still in garden (especially attracted to red valerian) on the 11th. Also, couldn't resist the Chambers Wood experience and popped-in on Saturday morning (11th July) and saw 2 purple emperors (attracted to dog poo on track towards 'Five-ways'), at least 8 white admirals, broad-bordered bee hawk and hummingbird hawk. Cheers Brian |
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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Thu Jul 16, 2015 12:22 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Marton Moths 2015 |
15 July 2015 MV bulb used overnight. Over 170 moths of 53 species including: Miller Shark Scalloped oak Dwarf cream wave Spectacle Drinker Short-cloaked moth Clay (7) Scarce footman (4) Elephant hawk (3) Gold triangle Swallowtail Burnished brass (3) Also, a common shrew was seen running around near the trap at about 4.30am. Cheers Brian |
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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Tue Aug 18, 2015 1:01 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Marton Moths 2015 |
15 August MV bulb overnight produced 35 species (70+ moths) including: Rush veneer 1 Evergestis pallidata 1 Silver Y 2 Gold-spot 1 Mint moth 2 Magpie 1 Cochylis atricapitana 1 Orange swift 1 White-spotted pug 1 Lesser broad-bordered yellow-underwing 11 Cheers Brian |
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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Mon Aug 24, 2015 1:19 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Marton Moths 2015 |
Moth trapping in garden over last couple of nights quite good although nothing particularly scarce: 20 August 2015 (Actinic lamp) At least 380 moths of 47 species including Silver Y 10 Greater swallow prominent 1 Orange swift 3 Copper underwing 1 Dusky thorn 1 Six-striped rustic 1 Tawny speckled pug 2 Knot-grass 1 21 August 2015 (MV bulb) At least 375 moths of 51 species including Gold-spot 12 Silver Y 9 Poplar hawk 1 Copper underwing 1 Dusky thorn 1 Six-striped rustic 5 Rosy rustic 1 Calamotropha paludella 1 plus harlequin ladybird |
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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Sun Sep 06, 2015 9:15 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Marton Moths 2015 |
Night of 4th Sept Actinic lamp produced about 88 moths of 17 species including: Centre-barred sallow 2 Silver Y 2 Vine's rustic 1 Garden rose tortrix 1 Most numerous were large yellow underwing, square-spot rustic and Agriphila geniculea. Cheers Brian |
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| Author: | Brian Hedley [ Sat Sep 12, 2015 4:21 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Marton Moths 2015 |
Night of 10th September. As part of MothNight 2015 weekend put MV bulb out. Occasional light rain and fairly cool. 22 moths of 14 species including rosy rustic, dusky thorn and silver Y. Night of 11th September. Heavy rain and windy. Actinic light at window produced a silver Y, 2 brown house moths and garden rose tortrix. Night of 12th September. Dry but cool. MV bulb produced 52 moths of 16 species including silver Y, lunar underwing, sallow and green carpet. |
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