Biggest surprise was a pristine Dwarf Pug flying around the Conifers in the daytime, quickly netted and potted up for a photo later.
Mostly Micros, as is always the case with daytime netting I find.
Best find was a new moth for me, and a mating pair as well of Phyllonorycter tenerella, a Hornbeam feeder beaten from Hornbeam, one of very few Phyllonorycter that can actually be done crefully from an alive specimen.
Also, a Mompha species was netted on the way back to the car, it looks good for jurassicella.
17/04/19
Macro Moths
Dwarf Pug 1
Micro Moths
Phyllonorycter tenerella 2
Phyllonorycter ulmifoliella 2
Incurvaria masculella 1
Adela reamurella 2
Cameraria ohridella 15
Mompha sp to check TBC
Dyseriocrania subpurpurella 10
Eriocrania salopiella 1
Esperia sulphurella 1
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| Adela reamurella |
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| Cameraria ohridella |
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| Mompha sp to be dissected pos jurassicella |
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| Dwarf Pug |
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| Eriocrania salopiella |
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| Esperia sulphurella |
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| Incurvaria masculella |