Hi Andy, that is indeed Z.hepariella, a nice catch. It is surprising that it isn't seen more often considering how widespread the food-plant (ash) is in our three counties. I've had about a dozen records but only one of them as an over-wintered specimen and that was ten years ago now.
Thank you for the confirmation. There are a couple of large ash trees about 10 metres from where I run the trap so I should get the ash feeding species.
Hi Andy, that is indeed Z.hepariella, a nice catch. It is surprising that it isn't seen more often considering how widespread the food-plant (ash) is in our three counties. I've had about a dozen records but only one of them as an over-wintered specimen and that was ten years ago now.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the confirmation. There are a couple of large ash trees about 10 metres from where I run the trap so I should get the ash feeding species.
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