Common Quaker continues as the predominant species with plenty of Hebrew Characters and multiple Clouded Drab and Early Grey also.
Oak Beauty (garden first March 12th)
Small Quaker
Grey Shoulder Knot (garden first March 12th)Wednesday 16 March 2011
You (Oak) Beauty !
After a couple of days fretting as others seemed to be getting these while none were arriving at Wychwood Moths, I was most pleased when a check around the trap during Saturday evening produced this Oak Beauty investigating the illuminated fence panel. I have had no return visit or second individual in the three subsequent evenings. Also new for the year have been a few Small Quakers and one Grey Shoulder Knot, a species that I did not record last autumn.
Common Quaker continues as the predominant species with plenty of Hebrew Characters and multiple Clouded Drab and Early Grey also.
Oak Beauty (garden first March 12th)
Small Quaker
Grey Shoulder Knot (garden first March 12th)
Common Quaker continues as the predominant species with plenty of Hebrew Characters and multiple Clouded Drab and Early Grey also.
Oak Beauty (garden first March 12th) Small Quaker Grey Shoulder Knot (garden first March 12th)
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