Showing posts with label Orthopygia glaucinalis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orthopygia glaucinalis. Show all posts

Sunday, July 17, 2011

Recent Micro Highlights Pt 1....

This year I seem to be doing much better on Micros. There are probably 2 reasons for this: 1) I'm looking out for them with much more scrutiny compared to last year. 2) The kids are out netting the hedge when they get home from school and have unearthed a fair few extra species.

1380 Phlyctaenia perlucidalis
A garden 1st for this local species, 25th June.

1445 Pempelia formosa
NFY- 25th June.

 1415 Orthopygia glaucinalis
NFY- 26th June.

 1210 Pine Shoot Moth Rhyacionia buoliana
NFY- 26th June.

862 Juniper Webber Dichomeris marginella
Having never seen this moth before this year, I've now recorded it 9 times. Garden 1st, 27th June.

 1001 Lozotaeniodes formosanus
One of my favourites, only the 2nd record- NFY 27th June.

1424 Endotricha flammealis
Very common in my garden with 40 recorded so far. NFY, 27th June.

937 Agapeta hamana
Another common Micro- NFY 28th June.

Sunday, October 3, 2010

............02/10

Well, once again the trap was pretty full of stuff I've already had. The only newbie was my 132nd Micro for the year and is the 1st new Micro for exactly 1 month.......

Sallow
2nd of the year.

 Blastobasis lacticolella (874)
1st Ever.

 Orthopygia glaucinalis (1415)
Full Count-
  1. Willow Beauty- 4
  2. Lunar Underwing- 3
  3. Large Yellow Underwing- 3
  4. Common Marbled Carpet- 3
  5. Lesser Yellow Underwing- 2
  6. Black Rustic- 2
  7. Blair's Shoulder-knot
  8. Sallow
  9. Barred Sallow
  10. Centre-barred Sallow
  11. Pale Mottled Willow
  12. Common Wainscot
  13. Turnip Moth
  14. Deep-brown Dart
  15. Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing
  16. Brick
  17. Orthopygia glaucinalis
  18. Carcina quercana
  19. Blastobasis lacticolella- Garden 1st 
Angle Shades
Caught on 1st October.

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Down by the Gazebo this week.....

The combination of the Gazebo with twin 40w BLB and a twin Actinic/UV trap seems to be paying dividends and the moment. I've managed to snap a 'few that got away' last week.


Trachycera advenella (1439)

Orthopygia glaucinalis (1415)

Broad-barred White

Brown-line Bright-eye

Campion- battered!!

Clouded Border

Common Emerald

Coxcomb Prominent

Dusky Sallow

Bordered Pug
Id by Ben Sale- Many Thanks!!