One more (for the time being) set of individuals we've not pinned down in Wolvercote, Oxon: several may be unidentifiable, but we have a pretty good idea of a couple. First, what I think may be an
Ancylis uncella from 3rd July; likewise a speculative
Yponomeuta malinellus, about 9mm long; what I'm sure must be a Round-winged Muslin except for a nagging worry that it's wings don't look
that rounded, from 4th July; a micro from 4th July which looks identifiable, but which I haven't managed to finalise; and a battered-looking macro from 3rd July whose general shape I hope might ring bells. With thanks in anticipation, and to all who have been so patient so far!
Steve and Xander Goddard
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| Possible Ancylis uncella, 3/7/15 |
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| Possible Yponomeuta malinellus, 5/7/15 |
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| Presumed Round-winged Muslin, 4/7/15 |
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| Unknown micro, 4/7/15 |
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| Unknown macro, 3/7/15 |
maybe the last one is a male Drinker if it was a big fella.
ReplyDeleteRhopobota naevana, Yponomeuta aggregate, Round-winged Muslin, Epinotia demarniana and the last is too tatty, but Mark is probably correct.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, both: Drinker does seem likely, as we had five of them otherwise in the trap that night.
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