Up on the Downs again

Another attempt at Pewley Downs last evening with Paul Wheeler gave limited success, despite the warm start. Don't get me wrong, plenty of nice moths were seen, but nothing new. Best was probably my second Clouded Brindle, Festoon, and Triple-spotted Clay (I still can't 'do' the latter!).

CORRECTION: In the blog entry for the Pewley Downs session on June 3rd, the Coronet I have labelled as Varied, is in fact a Marbled, which is a lifer!

Pewley Down, July 3rd:

Dark Umber

Brown Scallop

Brown-line Bright-eye

Cloaked Minor

Dunbar

Light Arches

Reddish Light Arches

Scarce Footman

Silver Y

Clay

Fan-foot

Riband Wave

Dusky Sallow

Heart and Dart

Heart and Club

Dingy Shears

Brimstone

Large Yellow Underwing

Clouded Silver

Swallow-tail

White Point

Pine Hawk

Buff Arches

Dark Arches

Double-striped Pug

Small Purple-barred

Coronet

Pretty Chalk Carpet

Common Carpet

Dark Sword-grass

Flame

July Highflyer

Elephant Hawk

Smoky Wainscot

Triple-spotted Clay

Mottled Beauty

Scalloped Oak

Festoon

Clouded Brindle

Clouded Brindle

Pine Hawk

Pretty Chalk Carpet

Small Purple-barred

Triple-spotted Clay