While this Post may not appeal to
all, there are those who have written to state their amazement at the
diversity of not only the Moths that are plucked from the Traps each day
but also the other Insects etc. Today's effort is therefore given over to
the creatures that fall to the temptation of the 'bright lights' over the past couple of days!
* = New to the Property, # = New for the Year.
PINE HAWK-MOTH#
PEBBLE HOOK-TIP
contrast in colour of the same Insect.
contrast in colour of the same Insect.
The Bizarre Looking
BUFF-TIP
COMMON POLLEN BEETLES
BIRCH MOCHA*
SCORCHED WING*
as previously stated an 'early'
GOLD SPOT
GOLD SPOT
was followed by c3 in the same trap.
STRAW DOT#
CLOUDED SILVER*
CLOUDE-BORDERED BRINDLE#
dark form
dark form
LIGHT BROCADE*
COMMON WAINSCOT#
GREAT WATER (DIVING) BEETLE#
MANY-PLUMED MOTH*
micro
micro
SMALL SERAPHIM#
TEGENARIA GIGANTEA*
GARDEN CARPET#
LUNAR MARBLED BROWN
SALLOW KITTEN*
PALE PINION#
CYCLAMEN TORTRIX*
ELACHISTA ARGENTELLA*
EPIBLEMA CYNOSBATELLA*
another QUEEN WASP
One of the SOLDIER BEETLE family
Unidentified Micro
An extremely difficult family group to identify
HOVERFLY Sp
HOVERFLY Sp
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