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4 comments:
Excellent Edward , glad you have joined Calderdale moths and Butterflies , Small Wainscot and Angle Striped Sallow. ANgle Striped Sallow was a rare moth in 2015 , but in the last few years records come from all over Calderdale and at Cromwell bottom they are now pretty common..
How Common is the Small Wainscot?
They are relatively common when you trap near moorland and at Cromwell Bottom , the 'brick red ' form occur locally ..
Right on the edge of moorland here so that explains the back to back catching of them
But overall not to common?
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