The Northern Moth Trap

Sunday, 7 September 2014

Triple-spotted Clay Zestia ditrapezium.

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Large Yellow Underwing, Noctua pronuba.

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Lime - Speck Pug, Eupithecia centaureata.

Such a pretty moth, this one with striking markings.

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Dark- Bared Twin - Spot Carpet

Iridescent beauty!

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Beautiful Blood-Vein, Timandra comae.

Another lovely Blood- Vein Moth this one slightly smaller than the one in the last trapping.

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Canary Shouldered Thorn, Ennomos alniaria.

What a beautiful moth... a joy to behold!

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Some catching up to do!

Some Moths from the very end of July!

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