The weather is still warm and a drop in the wind has a dropped to a better level.41 moths of 15 species is one of the best November nights I've had. One NFY a White-speck (please get rid of the American Wainscot name!!). I was Joined by Jack and Henry for the weekend, and happily the weather and moths more or less obliged.
Code |
Taxon |
Vernacular |
Individuals |
|
18.001 |
Plutella xylostella |
Diamond-back Moth |
4 |
|
49.039 |
Epiphyas postvittana |
Light Brown Apple Moth |
15 |
|
63.031 |
Udea ferrugalis |
Rusty-dot Pearl |
6 |
|
63.048 |
Palpita vitrealis |
|
1 |
|
63.052 |
Nomophila noctuella |
Rush Veneer |
2 |
|
70.095 |
Chloroclysta siterata |
Red-Green Carpet |
1 |
|
70.107 |
Epirrita dilutata |
November Moth |
1 |
|
73.015 |
Autographa gamma |
Silver Y |
2 |
|
73.134 |
Rhizedra lutosa |
Large Wainscot |
2 |
|
73.206 |
Lithophane leautieri hesperica |
Blair's Shoulder-knot |
1 |
|
73.210 |
Eupsilia transversa |
Satellite |
1 |
|
73.223 |
Dryobota labecula |
Oak Rustic |
1 |
|
73.296 |
Mythimna unipuncta |
American Wainscot or White-speck |
1 |
NFY |
73.327 |
Agrotis ipsilon |
Dark Sword-grass |
1 |
|
73.342 |
Noctua pronuba |
Large Yellow Underwing |
2 |
|
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