Trapping has continued to be poor except that the strong winds (initially westerlies and latterly northerlies) have blown in several species new to my garden. The only 'macro' was 2373 Archanara sparganii Webb's Wainscot; the micros (thanks again to James McGill for identification and confirmation) were 470 Orthotelia sparganella, 642 Batia unitella, 873 Blastobasis adustella, 1451 Pyla fusca and 1452 Phycita roborella.

2373 Archanara sparganii Webb's Wainscot

642 Batia unitella

873 Blastobasis adustella

1451 Pyla fusca

1452 Phycita roborella
A visit to Combe Hill near Somerton yielded 2 more 'micros'; a beautiful Scabious feeding longhorn 147 Nemophora metallica and 730 Apodia bifractella which feeds on Fleabane.

147 Nemophora metallica

730 Apodia bifractella

2373 Archanara sparganii Webb's Wainscot

642 Batia unitella

873 Blastobasis adustella

1451 Pyla fusca

1452 Phycita roborella
A visit to Combe Hill near Somerton yielded 2 more 'micros'; a beautiful Scabious feeding longhorn 147 Nemophora metallica and 730 Apodia bifractella which feeds on Fleabane.

147 Nemophora metallica

730 Apodia bifractella