V-pug x 1
Double-striped Pug x 3
Brindled Pug x 2
Twenty-plumed Moth x 1
White-shouldered Housemoth x 1
Early Grey x 1
Common Quaker x 22
Small Quaker x 2
Hebrew Character x 1
Chestnut x 1
Diurnia fagella x 1
Dyseriocrania subpurpurella x 1
Oak Nycteoline x 3 (these had me confused for a while - it don't take much - thought they were Mouse Moths at first but it's too early for them !
Brindled Pug with a distinctive mark on the left wing - should know this if it turns up again !
Common Quaker - quite a dark individual but I can't turn it into anything else.
Common Quaker selection + Hebrew Character and Early Grey
Dyseriocrania subpurpurella (I think)
Oak Nycteoline 2 of 3 - the other had been eaten by a spider this morning leaving just the wings
Small Quaker
V-Pug
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All looks good to me..Great selection of moths recorded in Calderdale last night...great team effort.....
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