As we get to the last week of September, Lunar Underwing has taken over number one spot from Large Yellow Underwing, and individuals of many of the autumn species have now appeared: Centre-barred Sallow, Deep-brown Dart, Large Ranunculus, Black Rustic, Brown-spotted Pinion, Beaded Chestnut and Green-brindled Crescent all on the year list. Before the earlier species go, I thought I'd catch up with a couple of photos from second and third weeks of the month.
Bloodvein - second for garden, first June 2010, get plenty of Small BV but this is a good one here.
Chinese Character - still think these are strange and certainly unique
Oak Hook-tip - three males in the trap on one night
Red Underwing - a couple on average each year
Small Ranunculus - unlike some parts of the county this species is rare here, second garden record only
Copper Underwing agg found deceased in the trap - that'll be a Svenssons then
Monday, 22 September 2014
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