Bird's Wing
Purple Clay
Also, if anyone can help with these...
(wing span approx 16mm)
(wing span 22mm)
(small, but couldn't get exact wing span)
And I assume this is Large Twin-spot Carpet?
Dave Morris, Chalfont St Giles
A Blog for moth recorders in Bucks, Berks and Oxon
Tuesday 20 June 2017
COAM
Left a light on at the museum on Thursday night. I had clouds of moths when I picked the trap up in the morning, some of which left pdq, but some NFY included Short-cloaked Moth, Purple Clay, Blood Vein, Reddish Light Arches, Bird's Wing, Flame, Shoulder-striped Wainscot, Beautiful Golden Y, Small Yellow Wave and Maple Prominent.
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Yes to Large Twin-spot Carpet, Dave. I'll pass on the Pugs...
ReplyDeleteThe "Scoparids" looks like pyralella and the one above isn't that Notocelia roborana?
ReplyDeleteCheers chaps!
ReplyDeleteThe middle pug looks reminiscent of White-spotted Pug, but without white spots in the relevant places. You can't use that as an ID, though!
ReplyDeleteThe top pug might well be Haworth's - that is small, fairly pale/plain but with an orangey band on the mid abdomen
ReplyDeleteThanks! Adam, I saw the Haworths pic on your post and thought "hmm that looks like the one I have the other day".
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