great night in Luddenden, my best ever in March, included these three micro's, any ideas?
also
Chestnut 5
Hebrew Character
Small Quaker 5
Twin-spotted Quaker 4
Clouded Drab 4
March Moth 2
Common Quaker 38
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4 comments:
Hi Martyn,
Top:Probably Emmilina monodactyla but I'm not 100%.
Middle:Agonopterix ocellana.
Bottom:A dark phase,male Diurnea fagella.
Watch those micros - they're addictive you know :-)
Bang on charlie...I agree..
bit of an orthosia fest here with 42 Common,5 twin -spotted,3 small Quakers.10 hebrew Character,4 clouded drab and 2 Agonoprix her...
thanks chaps
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