Saturday, 27 September 2014

Hypsopygia glaucinalis?

hi, I think this is a first timer for me, a bit old but I think identifiable as Hypsopygia glaucinalis?

Mark Griffiths, Garsington, Oxford


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  1. Adam Bassett27 September 2014 at 12:14

    Agreed, shame it's a bit tatty.

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  2. Dave Wilton28 September 2014 at 10:48

    They seem to be having quite a significant second brood locally. I'm finding them regularly wherever I trap just at the moment. A smart moth (...when fresh). Like Hypsopygia costalis, it has two different resting positions and to my mind looks even smarter when the wings are held out geometer-style!

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