FlyinginFordham: June

Trying to play catchup now as the weather goes a bit meh.

Temperatures are well down on a typical early June, and literally as soon as the month started, we got pretty rubbish weather, nights were still fairly mild but rain was always a presence.

The first night of the month yielded a fair array of species, with the warmth micros were still doing very well (They really hate cool and windy night).

9 new species made the list.

Best moths included the tiny and sadly damaged Leek Moth (Acrolepiopsis assectella), not common here, the ying & yang of the moth world, Broad-barred White and Varied Coronet, with similar markings but in reverse.

Piniphila bifasciana was a little cracker, a regular pine feeder species, and a very pale year first Heart & Club was nice.

Things slowed down a bit, but It's still June, so there is always something worth photographing.