The past few Months have been quite slow in the trap with most nights only getting one moth in the trap but i'm lucky because a lot of them have been lifers for me and all very beautiful moths, I love them all just love the excitement of having the trap on and checking if we have anything it's addictive and gives me that fire in the belly :)
I think mine and Dave's highlight has to be the Streamer moth which just flew to us in bright sunshine in the garden watching the excitement on Dave's face because he had always wanted to see a Streamer we were both over the moon and such a stunning moth.
We have also had lot's of other moths in the trap but and when we have been out an about, some new for me some new for us both and some that we have both seen before but all equally as lovely :)
Oak Beauty
Brindled Pug
Twin-spotted Quaker
Common Quaker
Hebrew Character
Waved Umber
Streamer
Pebble Prominent
Iron Prominent
Powdered Quaker
Clouded Drab
Common Heath
The Spectacle
Forester
Muslin
Small Purple-barred
Brown Silver-lines
Pale Tussock
Pebble Hook-tip
Angle Shades
Narrow-bordered Five-spot Burnet
Buff Ermine
Blood-vein
Cauchas rufimitrella
Twenty-plume
Bee Moth
Esperia Sulphurella
Dyseriocrania Subpurpurella
Nettle-tap
Adela reaumurella- Longhorn
Gracillaria Syringella
Argyresthia trifasciata
Anania fuscalis
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