Heart and Dart x 1
Shuttle-shaped Dart x 1
Knot Grass x 1
Light-brown Apple-moth x 3
Small Magpie x 1
Brimstone Moth x 1
Flame Shoulder x 1
Pale Tussock x 1
Lime Hawkmoth x 1
Peppered Moth x 2
Small Fan-foot x 1
Clouded-bordered Brindle x 1
Clouded Silver x 2
Small Phoenix x 1
Bee Moth x 2
Elephant Hawkmoth x 1
Tachystola acroxantha x 1
Celypha lacunana x 1
Garden Carpet x 1
White-pinion Spotted x 1
Common Marbled Carpet x 3
White-shouldered House-moth x 1
Diamond-back Moth x 1
Ruby Tiger x 1
Glaucous Shears x 1
Beautiful Golden Y x 1
5 Pugs still to have a good look at ........
Clouded-bordered Brindle
Beautiful Golden Y
White-pinion Spotted
Pugs ?
Looked like Clouded Drab but not sure !
Update from comments - Clouded-bordered Brindle f combusta
Update from comments - Clouded-bordered Brindle f combusta
(smaller than Knot Grass)
Update from comments - Glaucous Shears
Update from comments - Glaucous Shears
Clouded Silver
7 comments:
The smaller one than knot grass is Glaucous Shears. Pugs.... Erm... Well...no.
Clouded Drab look-a-like is Clouded Bordered Brindle ab. Combusts. Nice amount there.
Had 2 G.Shears here, they are moorland moths,, which will explain why they are here. Same for Red Sword Grass and Anomalous.
Should say ab.combusta
Yes Edward is right with GS and CBB...Pugs big one looks like a very worn Freyers.?...You both had a good night there...
Try at get
Measurement of pugs..
Thanks for all the help, appreciated.
GC and ab combusta are totally new to me - that's when I struggle, so it's nice to get two new ones for here. Once seen they seem quite right in Lewington!
The small pug of those two together was c18mm total wingspan.
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