I also had this Wainscot which I think is Common but could be Smoky. Any opinion on the identity of this handsome moth will be gratefully received.
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Monday, 11 June 2018
52 species last night in Burry Port
Only a single Elephant graced my trap last night, accompanying my first Dark Arches, Buff Arches, Sharp Angled Peacock, Cypress Carpet and Scorched Wing for the year.
I also had this Wainscot which I think is Common but could be Smoky. Any opinion on the identity of this handsome moth will be gratefully received.
This Shoulder-striped Wainscot was a first for me
A couple of new micros made an appearance, first Notocelia rosaecolana
And lastly, Orthotaenia undulana
I also had this Wainscot which I think is Common but could be Smoky. Any opinion on the identity of this handsome moth will be gratefully received.
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Looks like a Smoky Wainscot to me Adam. Common Wainscot seems to be scarce in South Wales these days.
ReplyDeleteCurses! Thanks, what are the deciding features?
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