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Sat 4th April 2009 12:30 by Bill Urwin

Great Breach Wood moths

Trapped at Great Breach Wood on Thursday night. Apart from one worn Barred Tooth Striped, the species list was mainly of the usual suspects for this time of year. Nut Tree Tussock was out, with several individuals noted, Water Carpet and Frosted Green also made an appearance. Two more unusual sightings were of the micro moth Semioscopis steinkellneriana and an abberant Brindled Pug with all plain dark scaling.

Semioscopis steinkellneriana

Abberant Brindled Pug

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