The Actinic Strikes Back!.....28/04

Micro?- awaiting ID

Muslin Moth Chocolate Tip Mullein Pale Prominent Red Twin-spot Carpet

Twin-spotted Quaker

Brimstone Moth

A monster haul, the best so far for my garden. I put 2 traps out, both twin 15w Actinics. These were placed at either end of the garden and with near perfect conditions, I couldn't lose- 47 Moths of 23 species!

1. Hebrew Character- 9
2. Clouded Drab- 5
3. Common Quaker4
4. Brindled Pug?- 4 I think they all were
5. Shuttle-shaped Dart- 4
6. Double-striped Pug- 2
7. Flame Shoulder- 2
8. Muslin Moth- Garden 1st
9. Twin-spotted Quaker- Garden 1st
10. Chocolate Tip- Garden 1st
11. Red Twin-spot Carpet- Year tick
12. Waved Umber- Garden 1st
13. Powdered Quaker
14. Brimstone Moth- Year tick
15. Mullein- Garden 1st
16. Pale Prominent- Year tick
17. Parsnip Moth
18. Agonopterix heracliana
19. Agonopterix arenella
20. Emmelina Monodactyla- 2
21. White-shouldered House Moth
22. Micro??- awaiting ID
23. Argyrotaenia ljungiana

The Micro??? is a probable dark form Pammene fasciana (1236)