I returned at 1am to my absolute amazement there were literally hundreds of moths....at the beginning of February! it was quite breathtaking and the next hour and a half was spent counting all of them as best as I could!
A new Moth for the site was recorded in good numbers, Tortricodes alternella.
Pictures
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March Moth
Tortricodes alternella
The sheet
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Videos
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Catch Report Thursday 04th February 2010 Parndon Wood - 160w MBT Robinson + 40w Actinic w/Sheet
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Macro Moths
212x Spring Usher
114x Pale Brindled Beauty
15x March Moth
9x Dotted Border
1x Mottled Umber
Micro Moths
36x Tortricodes alternella [NFY]
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