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Pale Tussock
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Common Pug
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Another gusty night with numbers slightly down, alot of species still on the wing albeit slightly battered! Moth of the night has got to be the Scalloped Hazel a very ragged looking Moth that looks very similiar to the Feathered Thorn's that I was trapping in Sptember of last year.
Catch Report - Hatfield Broad Oak - 160w MBT Robinson Trap
2x Waved Umber
1x Scalloped Hazel [NFY]
6x Brimstone Moth
2x Shuttle-shaped Dart
4x Hebrew Character
1x Least Black Arches
1x Poplar Hawkmoth [NFY]
1x Pale Tussock
1x Brindled Pug
1x Chocolate-tip
1x Clouded Drab
1x Common Pug [NFY]
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