Thursday 25 June 2015

Burial Park

Last night's GMS trap at the Burial Park attracted a few new species for my year list, including Great Oak Beauty and Blotched Emerald.

Also in the grass nowhere near the trap was a Red-necked Footman (not new for the year, but I just like seeing them)


And Cinnabar caterpillars, which were always a childhood favourite of mine on the coast in Wales, where they seem to have declined a fair bit since then.


Finally, a pug. Which pug please? The wingspan was approx 25mm.

Dave Morris
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  1. Peter Hall26 June 2015 at 12:16

    Pop the pug in the next batch of moths for me to chop Dave.

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  2. Dave26 June 2015 at 12:53

    Sorry Peter, the pug is, unlike many of the residents of the site, alive and well in the woodlands. Do you have a thought on what it might have been?

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