Martin Albertini and I made another visit here last night. Most of the moths were the expected autumn fayre and the hoped-for Neglected Rustic didn't put in an appearance (in fact the only heathland specialist was a single example of
Aristotelia ericinella!), but there were still one or two interesting moths. It was good to get a decent haul of Oak Lutestring (one on the heath and eight in the adjacent woodland), while Lesser Swallow Prominent and a very battered Tree-lichen Beauty were a bit of a surprise.
 |
Oak Lutestring, Littleworth Common 21st September |
 |
Lesser Swallow Prominent, Littleworth Common 21st September |
Dave Wilton
Westcott, Bucks
And I had a Tree-lichen Beauty here in Chorleywood but I'm still waiting for Clifden Nonpareil and/or Dewick's Plusia to put in an appearance.
ReplyDeleteRichard Ellis
Chorleywood