Just a quick selection of highlights from the garden trap in the past week. No doubt more to come...
Oak Hook-tip
Oak-tree Pug; note the rounded discal spot, and the more compact wing shape. Unusually, Oak-tree is one of the most common moths in my trap at this time of year, vastly outnumbering all other Pugs...
Light Brocades are also regulars in late spring, but I've never seen one with a wing deformity like this...
May Highflyer...
Lime Hawk-moth, always a favourite with the family!
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