Sadly there were no migrants, nor was there any great increase in overall numbers, but in the garden at
Westcott, Bucks last night I did at least get a bit more variety with 13 species in the trap, including
Elachista canapennella, Brimstone Moth, Iron Prominent, Pebble Prominent, Coxcomb Prominent, Pale Prominent & Shuttle-shaped Dart which were new for the year here. During a sunny interlude this morning two males of the smart micro
Incurvaria masculella were very active around one of our hawthorns. They are always one of the first day-flyers to be seen in the garden.
Dave Wilton
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Incurvaria masculella, Westcott 25th April |
I only had one Hebrew Character in my trap, worst night for a long time. It did get very blustery here in Milton Keynes though.
ReplyDeleteNow it's my turn to be envious. I managed just one Swallow Prominent after a damp night last night - plus a Brindled Beauty and two Hebrew Characters
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