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Sunday, 25 July 2021
Rosy Footman and Dewick's Plusia
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I ran my actinic trap on 21 July and had a bumper catch, amongst which was one of my favourites, a Rosy Footman. Also attracted to the light...
Saturday, 24 July 2021
That's just being greedy
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Lappet is a wonderful moth in serious decline across the country but thankfully the Bucks/Oxon border area is still one of its strongholds a...
5 pugs and one other
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Help with the ID of these would be much appreciated. Bleached? Dave Ferguson, Beaconsfield
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id help please
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Hi can you confirm the id of some moths from my Banbury Garden please,i think they are as follows Red twin spot carpet,Mottled rustic,not a...
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A few more micros
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A few from Thursday night. The first at 8mm looks rather like Gypsonoma oppressana. Maybe a little on the large size? These two are small 6...
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Friday, 23 July 2021
More new species for the parish list
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Five new species in my Robinson trap in the last week to add to my 27 year Sonning parish list (now up to 366 macro-moth species from two si...
A possible Engrailed and a micro
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I wondered if the moth below is a 2nd generation Engrailed? Caught in the garden trap last night, and the fw measures 14mm. The attracti...
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Down on the Farm
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On Wednesday evening I took the opportunity of having another trapping session at a site near Tingewick in northwest Bucks where I've be...
Trying to catch up
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Our trip to the Hook Norton Railway Cutting BBOWT reserve with 4 traps on Tuesday night yielded 107 macro species and around 72 micros (sti...
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Thursday, 22 July 2021
Worminghall, Bucks
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A few highlights of this busy week from our Worminghall garden. Identification corrections welcome. Mere Wainscot Fen Wainscot Olive Kent ...
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Westcott, Bucks
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I think you'll all agree that the third week of July was pretty good for moths, whatever your particular garden situation or trapping re...
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Balsam Carpet
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Another very busy night on 21 July - in fact an all time record for species diversity in my East Oxford back garden with 57 species (I have ...
ID questions
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ID questions I'm puzzled by the moth shown below, caught in my actinic trap on 17 July 21. Could it be a faded or unusual Dun-bar? I mak...
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Wednesday, 21 July 2021
Pug puzzle
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I am struggling to decide whether this is a Foxglove or a Toadflax Pug. Foxglove Pug seems more likely because there are plenty of foxglov...
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New parish records coming thick and fast
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Set the Robinson trap at Ali's Pond LNR last night and picked up new parish records for Suspected, Lunar-spotted Pinion, Oncocera semiru...
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Another micro
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Following a very productive trapping session at the Hook Norton Railway Cutting BBOWT reserve we have many micros to sort. However I am stu...
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Schoenobius gigantella?
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This moth came to my MV light sheet in oak woodland near Witney last night. It looks to me like a ♀︎ Schoenobius gigantella . An unlikely ha...
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