However, the main reason for the post, and especially for those who came along to the BIG session at the site last year, was this newly-emerged Red-necked Footman, not in such an easily photographed position as last year's, but here it is anyway:
A Blog for moth recorders in Bucks, Berks and Oxon
Thursday, 28 May 2015
Burial Park again...
The Burial Park trap held a couple of new for the year species, in the shape of Tawny-barred Angle and Silver-ground Carpet.
However, the main reason for the post, and especially for those who came along to the BIG session at the site last year, was this newly-emerged Red-necked Footman, not in such an easily photographed position as last year's, but here it is anyway:
Dave Morris
However, the main reason for the post, and especially for those who came along to the BIG session at the site last year, was this newly-emerged Red-necked Footman, not in such an easily photographed position as last year's, but here it is anyway:
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