Sunday, 2 June 2019

micros and a pug

A better night with over 200 moths of 64 species so far with quite a few micros still to be identified.

I have selected a few here that I think should be identifiable from photos.






I think number 3 may just be Scoparia ambigualis,
Number 5 possibly Notocelia trimaculana.
Number 6 looks a bit like Celypha rufana but this seems extremely unlikely!
1 and 2 7.5mm in length.
3 10mm
4 Pug 21 mm wing span
5 9mm
6 8mm

Andy Newbold Sibford Ferris Oxon.
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6 comments:

  1. Peter Hall2 June 2019 at 16:35

    Afternoon,
    The first one is a bit dark and grainy and it looks like a view through a tube, but probably Zeiraphera isertana.
    Next looks like Rhyacionia pinivorana
    Eudonia lacustrata
    Keep the Pug for me
    Notocelia trimaculana
    Final one I'm not sure, maybe Bactra furfurana, but keep it.

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  2. Andy Newbold2 June 2019 at 17:37

    Many thanks. I'll have a batch ready to send in the next few days.

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  3. Nigel2 June 2019 at 17:47

    Isn't the last one Dichrorampha acuminatana? Looks to have the grey outer edge on the cilia.

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  4. Peter Hall2 June 2019 at 18:24

    A good shout Nigel, could well be.

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  5. Nigel2 June 2019 at 19:19

    Hi Peter, could the outcome please be posted?

    Thanks,
    Nigel

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  6. Andy Newbold3 June 2019 at 18:12

    Certainly looks a possibility. The moth was put in the post to Peter this afternoon.

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