I thought this first one would be easy, but can't find it in Sterling & Parsons 'Field Guide...' or the Clifton & Wheeler 'Bird-dropping Tortrix Moths...'.
Mick Jones
A Blog for moth recorders in Bucks, Berks and Oxon
Monday 7 July 2014
Help with ID needed
Here are a couple of moths I still can't ID from the very wet night (5th July?).
I thought this first one would be easy, but can't find it in Sterling & Parsons 'Field Guide...' or the Clifton & Wheeler 'Bird-dropping Tortrix Moths...'.
The second one looks like it ought to be a Wainscot, but I can't work out which one. I wish I'd taken more photos now.
Many thanks
Mick Jones
I thought this first one would be easy, but can't find it in Sterling & Parsons 'Field Guide...' or the Clifton & Wheeler 'Bird-dropping Tortrix Moths...'.
Mick Jones
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Hello Mick, the top one is actually a macro-moth, Marbled White Spot, while the lowest is Light Arches.
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