228 moths of 69 species in a crazy night in my trap
1. Phoenix
2. Scalloped Oak
3. Buff arches 3
4. Bee moth
5. Fan foot
6. Straw dot 6
7. Crambus pascuella
8. Clepsis consimilana
9. Knot grass
10. Muslin footman 2
11. Flame 5
12. Garden pebble
13. LYU 15
14. Common Footman 4
15. Eudonia lacustrata 17
16. Water veneer 4
17. Blastobasis adustella 4
18. Marbled minor 22
19. True lovers knot 18
20. Dark arches 4
21. GGV 5
22. Riband wave 8
23. Carcina quercana
24. Common rustic agg
25. Peppered 4
26. Cloaked minor 3
27. Celypha lacunana
28. Narrow winged pug
29. Bird cherry ermine 16
30. Northern Spinach
31. Eudonia truncicolella
32. Eudonia mercurella 3
33. Crambus lathoniellus
34. Large fruit tree tortrix
35. Heart and dart 2
36. Aproaerema anthyllidella 2
37. Swallow tailed 3
38. Brown house
39. Broad bordered yellow underwing
40. Lesser swallow prominent
41. Common wave 2
42. Agraphila straminella 6
43. Celypha striana
44. Purple clay 4
45. Crambus perlella 13
46. Coleophora sp 2
47. Antler 2
48. Bryotropha affinis
49. Snout
50. Green Pug 2
51. Rustic/uncertain
52. Ypsolopha ustella
53. Poplar Hawk
54. Lesser yellow underwing
55. Scarce silver lines
56. Diamondback 2
57. Blastobasis lacticolella
58. Common wainscot
59. Ingrailed clay 3
60. Scrobipalpa acuminatella
61. Epinotia ramella
62. Swammerdamia caesiella 3
63. Pseudargyrotoza conwagana
64. Bud Moth
65. Paraswammerdamia nebulella
66. Apple Fruit moth
67. Elachista albidella???
68. Ancylis achatana
69. Slender Brindle
The Elachista has 3 question marks next to it. This is because it would be a 5th record for Yorkshire, but requires dissection. However, the habitat makes it more likely than the equally rare alternatives!
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Elachista albidella now confirmed
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