Woodcock, toad and three-spined sticklebacks were bonuses (not in the moth traps though).
Martin Harvey
A Blog for moth recorders in Bucks, Berks and Oxon
Saturday, 12 March 2016
Some cool moths from Wokefield Common
Although it was a bit chilly last night, Marc Botham and I spent a couple of hours mothing at Wokefield Common, now a BBOWT reserve. We were rewarded with 21 moths of six species: Yellow-horned (the most numerous with 12 individuals), Chestnut, Common Quaker, March Moth, Oak Beauty and Diurnea fagella.
Woodcock, toad and three-spined sticklebacks were bonuses (not in the moth traps though).
Woodcock, toad and three-spined sticklebacks were bonuses (not in the moth traps though).
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Nice to see you got some moths on such a cool, clear night Martin! As I'm now unable to get out with my mobile trap anymore I thought I'd set my garden trap, but not a single moth by morning.
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