I think this is Digitivalva pulicaria a tiny micro, not much bigger than a Diamondback.
When I first started moth-trapping a few years ago, I was disappointed when I saw a Pebble Hooktip in the trap whch flew off before I could pot it. This morning I at last had another, albeit rather battered.
I also had another White-line Dart, Elephant Hawkmoth and six Buff Ermine amongst others. The Common/Lesser Common Rustic season has well and truly started with four of these unidentifiable noctuids.
Digitvalva is a good record Adam and a first-class photo too. I`ll try to trap tonight (`keeping up with the Dares` etc!).
ReplyDeleteThanks Ian, good luck, I'm aiming for a proper night's sleep myself!
ReplyDeleteI think it should be Digitivalva?
ReplyDeleteYes, latter spelling is correct.
ReplyDeleteI may not trap tonight, as tomorrow (Sunday) night looks better. We all need a `good kip`!