More Moths and Birds

The spot around the Wellingtonia's continues to be productive Moth-wise, but there was some concern as inclement weather visited us overnight heralded by high winds which brought with it heavy rain. In addition, looking from the bedroom window at 02:00, thinking the trap should be turned off, there was the most violent of thunder-storms accompanied by a spectacular display of lightning.

Just look what the weather dragged in!

DRINKER

 A common Moth that always reminds me of a Mole.

POPLAR HAWK-MOTH

 RIBAND WAVE

 PURPLE THORN*

 BUFF-TIP x 4

CREAM-BORDERED GREEN PEA

 BROWN-TAIL*

Certainly one of our most destructive Moths/ Insects.

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Brown-tail

DINGY FOOTMAN* (right) with x 2 COMMON FOOTMAN

LESSER BROAD-BORDERED YELLOW UNDERWING*
Another sunny and hot day followed.

STARLING

SWALLOW

COOT

PLUME MOTH Sp

ROBIN 'helping' to empty the Moth Trap.

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