Lee Mount

Not a lot doing this last week - just a few nice moths.

18th Feb - 1 Spring Usher and 1 Pale Brindled Beauty

20th Feb - Pale Brindled Beauty x 2 (included 1 f manacharia)
                  Agonopterix heracliana x 1

24th Feb - Pale Brindled Beauty x 2 included 1 f manacharia
                  March Moth x 1
                  Dotted Border x 1

 Dotted Border

Neon Moth

It's been sometime since I posted. I've not have any moths at the door in months now. I've not even had insects. Also, for the passed 3 weeks, I've had serious, very painful problems walking. Even across the room. I'm more or less recovered and thought I'd do a silly post, to let you know I'm alive. Not that you missed me. I created this image a while ago.

Neon Moth.

Lee Mount - 17th February 2017

A few more moths
Agonopterix heracliana x 3 but they didn't stay long
Pale Brindled Beauty f monarcharia x 2 together
Pale Brindled Beauty x 1
Satellite x 1

 Agonopterix heracliana (?)

 

Satellite

Lee Mount - 16th February 2017

This one tonight is causing some confusion - c15mm wing length...perhaps Chestnut - not sure ?

With another one below of the same moth later in the evening perhaps showing the shape of the wings better when it moved for a better angle.

 Chestnut

 

Spring Usher I think though it's markings are quite different from yesterdays one !

Lee Mount - 15th February 2017

I put the light on more in hope than anything else and got a few nice rewards late evening.
I hope I have identified these correctly....?? (any corrections welcome)

Pale Brindled Beauty (typical form x 2)

 Pale Brindle Beauty f monacharia

 

Pale Brindled Beauty
(this individual looked larger and had particularly strong markings though I don't think its a Brindled Beauty)?

 

 Dotted Border

 

 March Moth

 

Spring Usher

Rare Goat Moth

Still quiet so I thought I'd liven the blog with this rather rare siting I  expect no one has found one of these in Calderdale

Lee Mount

Still nothing, other than another Pale Bridled Beauty last night when it was a bit milder.

Pale Brindled Beauty