As has been the case in recent summers the middle to end of July is proving to be the best period for diversity of species in the garden and a golden spell of three new for the list in three days had an obvious highlight for me, a Golden Plusia, not only a rare species in the county at the moment but to my eyes a very nice looking one. Also new and generally more common was a Small Dotted Buff and a Small Phoenix. This followed on from two others new at the start of the month, Orange Footman and Small Yellow Wave. Also illustrated a very smart Oak Nycteoline, very much better than the normal fairly plain ones I get.
Golden Plusia - new for garden 20th July
Small Dotted Buff - new for garden 19th July
Small Yellow Wave - new for garden 4th July
Snall Phoenix - new for garden 21st July
Oak Nycteoline - this one trapped 10th July
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