Overall its been a little quite this week with the clear skies,
it has however been the best April ever for Early Thorn with 9 so far.
Highlights this week were
Lesser Swallow Prominent
Oak Tree Pug (5th record)
Red Chestnut (7th record)
Powdered Quaker (10th record)
Oak-tree Pug
Red Chestnut
Powdered Quaker
8 comments:
Some crackers there Martyn. Very nice.
Red Chestnut is very...red....
Martyn I think that pug is a very, very early Narrow winged Pug....
It is good the early Thorn is doing well. .
A lot of spring species have done well this year , but I think a lot of the Orthosia have not done that well this year....There have not been any massive numbers of Common Q at all , Clouded Drabs , Twin spots etc have all been low to medium ,,Hebrews and Small Q seem to have done well but nothing outstanding..the night temps have been low...
The highest number of Common Q here was 28
Yes 28 is a low number...when you think a good number is 50 + in a good year...although 28 is not bad for a trap at home...
I agree with Andy on Narrow winged Pug
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