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Ian Bennell's Birding Blog: October 2025 ianbennellsbirdingblog.blogspot.com/2025/10/
Ian Bennell's Birding Blog: October 2025 ianbennellsbirdingblog.blogspot.com/2025/10/
Despite clear and windy conditions I managed to trap 104 moths of 30 species.
Highlights were NFG Jersey Mocha (I trapped Herts 1st just up the road in 2016), my 2nd Clancy’s Rustic (I trapped Herts 2nd in 2018) and my 2nd Caloptilia honoratella (tbc). #teammoth
Despite clear and windy conditions I managed to trap 104 moths of 30 species.
Highlights were NFG Jersey Mocha (I trapped Herts 1st just up the road in 2016), my 2nd Clancy’s Rustic (I trapped Herts 2nd in 2018) and my 2nd Caloptilia honoratella (tbc). #teammoth
579 moths of 104 species.
Highlights were Herts 3rd Blastobasis rebeli (I also trapped the 2nd in 2022!) and Herts 4th Moitrelia obductella.
Garden 2nd records of Epinotia nisella, Yellow-tail and Plain Pug were also notable. #teammoth
579 moths of 104 species.
Highlights were Herts 3rd Blastobasis rebeli (I also trapped the 2nd in 2022!) and Herts 4th Moitrelia obductella.
Garden 2nd records of Epinotia nisella, Yellow-tail and Plain Pug were also notable. #teammoth
A whopping garden record count of 2,489 moths (2000+ of which Ermine sp) of 103 species. Nowt new but garden 2nd Dewick’s Plusia, 4th Dusky Sallow, 7th Small Emerald and 10th Anarsia innoxiella were notable + of course Britain’s 19th Nothochrysa fulviceps #teammoth
A whopping garden record count of 2,489 moths (2000+ of which Ermine sp) of 103 species. Nowt new but garden 2nd Dewick’s Plusia, 4th Dusky Sallow, 7th Small Emerald and 10th Anarsia innoxiella were notable + of course Britain’s 19th Nothochrysa fulviceps #teammoth
A garden record count of species but only 1 NFG that being a female Four-spotted Footman. 2-3rd Pyrausta purpuralis, 2nd Hedya salicella + Mompha ochraceella and 3rd European Corn-borer the other main highlights. #teammoth
A garden record count of species but only 1 NFG that being a female Four-spotted Footman. 2-3rd Pyrausta purpuralis, 2nd Hedya salicella + Mompha ochraceella and 3rd European Corn-borer the other main highlights. #teammoth