Micro A- Thanks David!
Micro C- Thanks Ben!
Micro D- Thanks Ben!
Micro E- Thanks Ben!
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Hi Matt,
ReplyDeletegotta love the micros - so hard to get an ID on though.
I have an idea about micro A, it could be a badly worn Cochylis atricapitana. I've caught this in the garden so it's one of the only ones I may be able to ID - but I could be wrong!!
I did have both traps out for my monster hawl too - only the twin actinic today though as I'm giving the neighbours a rest!
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ReplyDeleteMicro C is Monopsis weaverella
Micro D is Carnation Tortrix
Micro E is Elachista argentella
Hope that helps abit.
Nice one Ben!! I've got David Manning on the case too, he should mop up the rest.
ReplyDeleteThanks again,
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