Wednesday, 14 March 2018

Beautiful plume?

As a newcomer exciting night last night. 4 Species, 3 new to me.

3 Common Quaker, which I've had before, a Small Quaker,  2 Hebrew character moths, and, I think, a Beautiful plume.


Common Quaker and Small Quaker (right)


Hebrew character moths


Beautiful plume

Alan Diver
Tackley 
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  1. Dave Wilton15 March 2018 at 00:31

    Hi Alan, the two Amblyptilia species and Emmelina monodactyla are the only plume moths you are likely to encounter in the winter months and that is definitely one of the former pair, but from that image I wouldn't like to say for sure which one it is. A.acanthadactyla is certainly the most likely.

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