Mirco marco whatever it is a moth,over the last few evenings been picking up a few strange ones which for a novice like me i find a bit confusing,had three moths potted at the weekend by david one has been id the other two waiting one
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| acleris LOGIANA |
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| AGONPTERIX SCOPARIELLA |
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| ACLERIS FERRUGANA |
but was still catching chestnuts p/b/beauty,and now a few more common quakers and dotted borders
and of course the superb march moth
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| dotted border |
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| march moth |
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| ypsolopha ustella |
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Agonopterix sp
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| tortricodes alternella |
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| common quaker |
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| oak nycteoline |
a few i can not i id
1 comment:
Hi Mark
The Tortrix is Acleris notana/ferrugalis (very difficult to tell apart) and fits a form of A.ferrugalis very well I just found on Google images assuming the image has been properly identified? The Agonopterix is a bit worn but try A.propinquella?
ciao, Johnny Biscuit.
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