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Thursday 19 August 2010

Webb catches very little at events

My next couple of nights out, on the 12th and 13th August, had appaling weather, so I only stayed for a couple of hours. However, both Stoke Meadows, Guildford, and Blackheath, did produce one good sighting each. At Stoke the target species appeared immediately, in the shape of two Webb's Wainscot. And Blackheath had a female Orange Swift (although neither of these are lifers):
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Stoke Meadows, 12th August:
Yellow Shell
Common Carpet
Cloaked Carpet
Small Rufous
Webb's Wainscot
Dingy Footman
Round-winged Muslin
Pale Prominent
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Webb's Wainscot


Blackheath, 13th August:

Orange Swift

July Highflyer

Black Arches

Shuttle-shaped Dart

Turnip

True Lovers Knot

Small Fan-footed Wave

Tawny-barred Angle

Vine's Rustic

Brimstone

Pine Hawk-moth

Orange Swift


I am not fully caught up yet, so watch this space.

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