I joined Martin Harvey on Brush Hill above
Princes Risborough, Bucks last night for a 'creatures of the night' event organised by the Chiltern Society. Few chalk grassland specialists came to the three lights but it was nice to see Square-spotted Clay and Rosy Minor amongst the hordes of yellow underwings (all five common species were well represented but Large, Lesser and Lesser Broad-bordered were particularly numerous). However, the best moth of the night appeared while we were packing up and came in the shape of a smart male Four-spotted Footman, only the fifth record of this migrant species for Bucks.
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Four-spotted Footman, Brush Hill 8th August |
Dave Wilton
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