The first was Epinotia rubiginosana - first photo below (5th vcr) and Rhyacionia pinivorana - second photo below (4th vcr), both pine feeders were trapped at my Pwll garden.
Some poor `record` shots (click on pic to enlarge) are given below:
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Monday 29 May 2017
Not in the same league...
Not in the same league as Chris Handoll`s excellent finding of the tortricid Hysterophora maculosana (a 2nd vcr), but I also had a couple of uncommon tortricids in my home trap in the last few days.
The first was Epinotia rubiginosana - first photo below (5th vcr) and Rhyacionia pinivorana - second photo below (4th vcr), both pine feeders were trapped at my Pwll garden.
Some poor `record` shots (click on pic to enlarge) are given below:
The first was Epinotia rubiginosana - first photo below (5th vcr) and Rhyacionia pinivorana - second photo below (4th vcr), both pine feeders were trapped at my Pwll garden.
Some poor `record` shots (click on pic to enlarge) are given below:
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