The most productive night of the season so far with a massive 5 moths in the traps. However they were of 5 different species and included my first Common Quaker, Clouded Drab and Grey Shoulder Knot of the year.
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Thu 11th March 2010 23:14 by Chris Iles
57+ Scarlet Tiger moth larvae happily feeding up on small comfrey plants this morning at Combe Hay, south of Bath. Wed 10th March 2010 08:01 by Peter Tennant
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At last after over a week of bitter cold a slightly warmer night produced three March Moths at our actinic light in a window. Sat 6th March 2010 08:27 by John Bebbington Langport 5 march 2010
At last some moths - despite a minimum temperature of -1.5˚C there were 2 Hebrew Character and a Satellite in the trap this morning. Thu 4th March 2010 18:59 by Ian Mathieson
Still very few moths about but I did see a Small Tortoiseshell this afternoon here in Norton sub Hamdon |
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