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Large Twin-spot Carpet
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Went for a trapping session in Hertfordshire, lots of Moths about under clear skies, Snout and Small Fan-footed Wave being the most common species and some of the best species included Large Twin-spot Carpet and Shaded Broad-bar.
Catch Report - Braughing - 160w MBT Robinson Trap
Yellow Shell
Flame Shoulder
Common Marbled Carpet
Dwarf Cream Wave
Small fan-footed Wave
Snout
Beautiful Hook-tip
Treble Brown-spot
Single Dotted Wave
Least Carpet
Uncertain
Mottled Beauty
Common Emerald
Common Footman
Swallow-tailed Moth
Double Square-spot
V-Pug
Scorched Carpet
Brimstone Moth
Riband Wave
Smoky Wainscot
Fan-foot
Common Carpet
Currant Pug
Green Pug
Buff Arches
Dark-barred Twin-spot Carpet
Common Pug
Flame
Large Yellow Underwing
Willow Beauty
Large Twin-spot Carpet
Dun-bar
Clay
Heart & Club
Common Wainscot
Shaded Broad-bar
Short-cloaked Moth
Small Yellow Wave
Rivulet
Marbled Minor
Oak Nycteoline
Straw Dot
Glad that you caught up with Shaded Broad-bar at last, Ben.
ReplyDeleteYeah thankyou, It really confused me as it just kept its wings shut like a Butterfly but on inspection the underside was completely plain compared to other similiar sized Carpet's which are usually patterned!
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