Wednesday, 16 April 2014

Little doing

I find negatives quite interesting and therefore am reporting that after about a week of inactivity re moths, I lit the lamp last night at Thrupp, Oxon, on what seemed a promising, mild evening. This morning saw a heavy frost on the ground and just two Early Greys, one Clouded Drab and one Common Quaker in the eggboxes. Judging by the relative paucity of recent posts, I guess others may be finding the same? And presumably it's because of chilly nights?  Martin Wainwright
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  1. Steve Trigg16 April 2014 at 11:17

    Hi Martin, maybe we should follow David Ferguson's example and seek out the day-flying moths instead! A good excuse to get out in the sunshine.

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  2. Martin Wainwright17 April 2014 at 11:18

    That's a very good idea Steve. I'm much enjoying the Brimstones and Orange Tips at the moment - and a Brimstone moth in the trap last night cheered me - my first this year all v best M

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