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Brian Hedley
 Post subject: Marton Moths
PostPosted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 12:46 pm 
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After a holiday up in the wilds of Scotland I've tried to start mothing again in the garden (weather permitting). Recent new species for year include dark spinach, yellow-barred brindle and six-striped rustic. Had another hummingbird hawk on the 10th after a break of a month or so without any records.
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Peter Burnett
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Brian , I have been thinking of mothing in my garden.
what type of equipment do you use.
thanks.
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John Clarkson
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Try http://www.btinternet.com/~angleps/main.htm
who can supply all your mothing needs

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Brian Hedley
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Pete
I use 15watt actinic lamp (bit like a minature flourescent strip lamp) over a wooden skinner trap. The light is not too obvious to the neighbours.
Seems to work quite well a attracting garden moths but I've limited success with it out in the wilds using a power inverter and a car battery.
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