Otherwise, the usual mix of moths, with marbled green FFY. Some common species were particularly numerous - brimstone moth, flame shoulder and lesser broad-bordered yellow underwing.
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Tuesday, 8 August 2017
Four common migrants
I had four common migrant species last night (7/8) in the garden traps - singles of rush veneer, rusty-dot pearl and diamond-back moth and four individuals of dark sword-grass, though no silver y.
Otherwise, the usual mix of moths, with marbled green FFY. Some common species were particularly numerous - brimstone moth, flame shoulder and lesser broad-bordered yellow underwing.
Above: marbled green.
Otherwise, the usual mix of moths, with marbled green FFY. Some common species were particularly numerous - brimstone moth, flame shoulder and lesser broad-bordered yellow underwing.
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