Peter Jones, "Hampshire Diary"

• Saturday, August 1, 2009 - A busy night at the Moth Trap

Yesterday evening, I disturbed a Silver Y, one of the UK's commoner migrant moth species whilst watering plants, and decided to run the Moth trap in case this was a sign of bigger and better species in the area.
No other migrants were found, but the haul was pretty good with 5 firsts for me, none of which were particularly rare.

The full list of macros (Firsts in Bold):

Large Emerald
Riband Wave
Yellow Shell
Small Rivulet
Peacock Moth
Brimstone Moth
Purple Thorn
Scalloped Oak
Willow Beauty
Common Wave
Black Arches
Dingy Footman
Buff Ermine
Ruby Tiger
Shuttle-shaped Dart
Flame Shoulder
Large Yellow Underwing
Lesser Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing
The Lychnis
Copper Underwing
Common Rustic / Lesser Common Rustic
Small Dotted Buff
Silver Y


Purple Thorn:



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