Nine species had turned up to the conservatory windows here by midnight last night (when I turned off the twin-30wt actinic light), including
Agonopterix ocellana,
Emmelina monodactyla and Twin-spotted Quaker which were new for this year's garden list.
Agonopterix ocellana is another of the more colourful species from that family which over-winters as an adult. Two Twin-spotted Quakers turned up and included one of the less well-marked forms.
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Agonopterix ocellana, Westcott 16th March |
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Twin-spotted Quakers, Westcott 16th March |
Dave Wilton
Westcott, Bucks
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