Away first ten days, family holiday with some decent birding opportunities in Cyprus, followed by cold nights for most of the rest of the month so very little to report. Even Common Quaker and Hebrew Character were counted on one hand on all but a couple of nights when it was suitable to actually put the trap out.
Only decent moth in the month was Tawny Pinion which appeared on 14th and 16th as second and third garden records and look to be different individuals. Also an early Pebble Prominent on 21st.
Micros recorded included a Diamond-backed Moth on 14th and an
Esperia sulphurella that I managed to pose for a photo in the sunshine on 18th.
Tawny Pinion, 16th April
Tawny Pinion, 14th April
Pebble Prominent, 21st April
Esperia sulphurella 18th April
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