Bee Moth ? corrected to Oak Nycteoline
Small Phoenix (I think) could this one be f insulata ?
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4 comments:
Hi Dave,
Your Bee Moth is Oak Nycteoline.
Thanks Charlie. I had a feeling it wasn't a Bee Moth. I gather from the books that Oak N can be very variable.
You have had a few OAK Nyc there now...
A couple of large Oak trees at the back are probably a big help so close to the light.
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