4 Chestnut and a Dotted Chestnut. Now I think it's back to hibernation for me until the next cold snap has given in to spring.
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Mon 19th February 2018 16:55 by Pam Campbell Hodderscombe , Holford
A good night's trapping with 22 moths of 7 species and 5 ffys . 2 Oak Beauty , 1 Pale Brindled Beauty , 3 Satellite , 2 Common Quaker ,1 Small Quaker being the ffys . Also 4 March Moth and 9 Chestnut . Mon 19th February 2018 13:44 by Sue Davies Tree House Butleigh
A few moths ....hurray! - 11, 3 Oak Beauty, 4 March, 2 Com.Quaker,1 Hebrew Ch. an Agon.heraclianna gag and LBAM. Mon 19th February 2018 12:56 by Ian Mathieson Norton sub Hamdon
6 moths of 5 different species last night. Highlight was a Red Sword Grass which was only my 9th garden record as well as being the earliest. Mon 19th February 2018 12:55 by Ian Mathieson Norton sub Hamdon
6 moths of 5 different species last night. Highlight was a Red Sword Grass which was only my 9th garden record as well as being the earliest. Mon 19th February 2018 12:41 by John Bebbington Langport 18 February
Moths at last! Two Hebrew Character to MV last night. Nothing visiting the winter-flowering Honeysuckle or the Viburnum at night yet, although honeybees have been on them during the day. Sun 18th February 2018 10:27 by Pam Campbell Hodderscombe Lodge garden
Having seen the previous night the underside of a moth on glass ( not accessible to positively identify though) I ran a trap last night and was rewarded with 2 Chestnut plus 1 March Moth ffy . Sun 18th February 2018 10:13 by Tim Howard Kestrels Rise, Little Quantock 17/02/2018 Min temp 5.8c
At last , Moths. Only the second time trapping this year (first effort on 23/01 brought a solitary Chestnut). Better luck this time with 2 Agonopterix heracliana ; 1 Pale Brindled Beauty ; 4 Chestnut and a Satellite. Thu 15th February 2018 10:52 by Ian Mathieson Norton sub Hamdon
A break in the weather allowed me to put out the trap for only the third time this year. A Dotted Border and 3 Hebrew Characters was the result. |
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