The dart below looks like White-line Dart but lacks clear arrow-heads near the outer crossline.
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Thursday, 2 July 2020
More Burry Port Moths
Having studied the weather forecast I put my trap out last night, more in hope than expectation. I welcomed another Dark Sword Grass, this one darker and plainer than my previous find.
I also found this rather worn noctuid, with distinct dark brands and dark mark at mid wing.
I decided in the end that it was probably a Dog's Tooth but other opinions are welcome.
The dart below looks like White-line Dart but lacks clear arrow-heads near the outer crossline.
Finally a bit of variation was welcome in an otherwise "brown" trap.
Scalloped Oak.
The dart below looks like White-line Dart but lacks clear arrow-heads near the outer crossline.
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