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| Short-cloaked Moth |
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| Dingy Footman |
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| Narrow-bordered Five-spot Burnet |
I got my first ever Short-cloaked Moth last night....well my first 4 of them in fact as well as the first Dingy Footman.
I attended the Derbyshire & Nottinghamshire Amateur Entomologists Society summer show at Shipley country park today and on the way home we stopped at a site near West Hallam which had about 30 Narrow-bordered Five-spot Burnet moths flying around, I managed to catch one and I saw quite a few other assorted moths flying around so I will have to go back there and do some 'serious' running around like an idiot waving a net!.
Hi Ian,
ReplyDeleteHaving looked at your micros for 22nd June I now think Scoparia ambigualis is 1338 Dipleurina lacustrata. Have a look and see what you think? They are all extremely similar, especially when they fade!
ATB,
Matt
Wow!, thanks Matt....I'd given up looking and accepted that it was S ambigualis but Dipleurina lacustrata is definately right and I've had a few more of them since.
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