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| Red Underwing |
This gigantic moth - a Red Underwing - was snoozing on the wall next to the trap when I turned up at just after 5.30 this morning.
Though it was really warm overnight, I didn't catch big numbers - c110 moths of 25 species. But there were some interesting ones nonetheless.
It's been 8 days since I last put the trap out, and it feels like things have changed in that time... There were no Orange Swifts back then, and Setaceous Hebrew Characters seem to be on the rise.
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| Poplar Hawkmoth |
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| Square-spotted Clay - the second for the garden and quite fresh-looking |
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| Orange Swift |
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| Small Blood-vein - garden tick |
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| Hornet - one of four around the trap |
Boring moth list follows...
