Rosy Marbled
Peacock Moth
Rosy Footman
Magpie Moth
Lobster Moth
Great Oak Beauty
Brown Silver-line
Brindled White-spot
Clay Triple-lines
Lozotaeniodes formosanus
Went out last night to Thorndon Park just south of Brentwood with a new face, Graham. Abit cool and windy in parts of the woodland but we managed to find a secluded area.Lots of Moths coming to 125mv and a few stragglers to my 40w Actinic. Species wise we fell just short of 50 I believe, although there's still some confirmations to be sorted out, I've been told that on a calmer night in certain parts it will do in excess of 100 early summer and 150 species late summer.
Highlights and rarities of the night were Rosy Marbled, Clay Triple-lines, Lobster Moth, Brindled White-spot and a Suspected including 5 what we think were Great Oak Beauties.
Also some interesting micro's which are pending identification.
Here's the list of Macro's at the moment, micro's to follow.
Macro's
Peach Blossom
Buff Arches
Blotched Emerald
Common Emerald
Maiden's Blush
Clay Triple-lines
Least Carpet
Treble-brown Spot
Riband Wave
Broken-barred Carpet
Small Yellow Wave
Magpie Moth
Peacock Moth
Clouded Border
Brown Silver-line
Scorched Wing
Willow Beauty
Pale Oak Beauty
Great Oak Beauty
Brindled White-spot
Engrailed
Common White Wave
Clouded Silver
Light Emerald
Barred Red
Lesser Swallow Prominent
Buff-tip
Lobster Moth
White Ermine
Heart & Dart
Flame
Large Yellow Underwing
Ingrailed Clay
Small Square-spot
Grey Arches
Poplar Grey
Brown Rustic
Suspected
Dark Arches
Light Arches
Marbled Minor
Treble Lines
Uncertain
Marbled White Spot
Straw Dot
Rosy Marbled
7th October
1 hour ago
Good selection there, Ben. Some of which, i can only dream of seeing.
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Hi Ben - I'm most impressed at your numbers and variety of moths - a lot more than we get in Leeds! Excellent pics too. I'll keep checking in. All best for now Martin
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