Moths of 2012
Folder: All Moths
Peach Blossom Top
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New species for our patio, although we used to see one or two on the Bridge were we started mothing. We had 7 in one night!
Stars of the catch 18 Aug 2012
Peach Blossom
Tree-lichen Beauty
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Status Rare Migrant but I'm sure we have a local colony, Andy gets these as well not to far from us.
Not common but a yearly visitor on the patio.
Stars of the catch 18 Aug 2012
Tree-lichen Beauty
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Status Rare Migrant but I'm sure we have a local colony, Andy gets these as well not to far from us.
Not common but a yearly visitor on the patio.
Stars of the catch 18 Aug 2012
Peach Blossom
Possible Svensson's Copper Underwing?
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I've been checking all our Copper Underwings, I'd love some of my contacts to let me know what they think.
Stars of the catch 18 Aug 2012
Burnished Brass
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Just love this little moth, only our second record at the patio, both this year.
Stars of the catch 18 Aug 2012
Patio Life: Large Yellow Underwing
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Feeding on the Buddlia, they normally feed at night but this guy came out of the moth trap hungry...lol
Patio Life: Rosy Footman Moth Caterpillar
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They eat lichen or like wilted dandelion or lettuce.
Took these by stacking the Raynox 250 with 150. They is tiny!!
Patio Life: Rosy Footman Moth Caterpillar
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Can't wait to see them a bit bigger. They over winter as caterpillars, so will be releasing them somewhere more lichenie.
Took these by stacking the Raynox 250 with 150.
Patio Life: Rosy Footman Moth Caterpillar
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Probably second or third instar about now.
Taken by stacking the Raynox 250 with 150. They is tiny!!
Patio Life: Rosy Footman Moth Caterpillars
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Little Bristley caterpillars.
Took these by stacking the Raynox 250 with 150. They is tiny!!
Robberfly with Moth
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I was sorta kinda hoping to find a Rosy Marbled (bit late I know) lurking around, soon as we saw this Robberfly with a moth I just knew it would be the one. The best moths are found in the mouths of other bugs...haha.... It wasn't btw.
Prochoreutis myllerana
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Tiny but lovely moth, bad angle on this because it was so small, I could get either its eyes or its ...em wing tips in focus...lol
Bucculatrix nigricomella
Mompha propinquella
Olive
Cydia amplana
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Another migrant we have had loads of in the area this year.
Other stars of the catch 12 Aug 2012
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