This warm weather is encouraging more moths to emerge. There were large swarms of long-horn moths on our local oak trees. They were too high to photograph but could well have been Nematapogon swammerdamella. Below is a selection that came to my trap last night:
purple thorn
nut-tree tussock
iron prominent
flame shoulder
common quaker (a worn specimen which at first glance looked rather like a powdered quaker)
brimstone
And a waved umber from a couple of nights ago...
Friday, 22 April 2011
April show-ers
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