Saturday, 25 February 2012

Species "List" for 24/2/2012

After several blank tries I finally started my 2012 list. Despite the fact that I do quite well during the summer this garden is never very productive at the beginning and end of the seasons.


Code Taxon Vernacular Individuals
1926 Phigalia pilosaria Pale Brindled Beauty 2


Pale Brindled Beauty


Pale Brindled Beauty
I won't be putting up pictures of every moth, but I thought the first two of the year were worth a show. It's a pity they are not a more photogenic species.
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1 comment:

  1. Bennyboymothman26 February 2012 at 23:33

    Hi Tony
    Well done on the Bribdled White-spot tick :) a moth I don't see unless i travel to acres and acres of mature woodland. My secret you ask, hmmm well I think it's because I am very lucky with my surrounding habitat, 10 acres of set-aside farmland,two nearby lakes and a moat and an adjacent medium-storey woodland that is 40 acres. You will pick up soon buddy, keep me posted.

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