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  1. prije 7 sati

    White-point (Mythimna albipuncta) - An autumnal immigrant, now also an established, double-brooded resident south east and central south England; increasing distribution north and west. Vagrant in Ireland.

  2. prije 8 sati

    Oak/Northern Eggar (Lasiocampa quercus) - Widespread in the UK up to Orkney; scarce south-central and the East Midlands of England; scattered in the Republic of Ireland. Distinct staggered flight period from north to south.

  3. Twin-spotted Quaker (Anorthoa munda) - Widespread England & Wales; increasing northwards in Scotland but not reaching the northern Scottish islands; local in Ireland. Increasing long-term distribution; flying earlier in the year than the 1970s.

  4. The hairy caterpillar of the Fox moth (Macrothylacia rubi), filmed by 🐛 The caterpillars hibernate fully grown but emerge to bask in the early spring sunshine before pupating in April:

  5. 3. velj

    Moths and butterflies shift their symmetry to improve camouflage. New research suggests how insect symmetrical patterns have evolved to become less obvious to predators. Photo: Oleander Hawk-moth (Daphnis nerii) by Adam Gor

  6. 3. velj

    Dark-barred Twin-spot Carpet (Xanthorhoe ferrugata) - Widespread over much of England, Wales & Ireland; generally western in range northern England & Scotland. Double-brooded & emerges earlier than the 1970s.

  7. 3. velj

    Look what I just found in the car park at Butterfly Conservation's office in Lulworth? Grey Shoulder-knot at rest on a twig of a Wall Cotoneaster. No lights on here last night, so it must have flown there naturally to rest up for the day

  8. 3. velj

    Dotted Border (Agriopis marginaria) - Widespread throughout Britain & Ireland, decreasing moderately in abundance since the 1970s. Some evidence it may be emerging slightly earlier during late autumn/early winter and finishing earlier.

  9. 2. velj

    A very early Argyresthia conjugella that came to light last night (VC47, PR Williams). Shouldn't be flying for c. three months - 'confused' by the mild winter?

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  10. 2. velj

    First moths of the year in my Chandler’s Ford trap 2:2. A battered Chestnut and Dotted Border. .

  11. 2. velj

    Great, first of the year at the garden!! 3 individuals, 3 species 1. Hebrew character (Orthosia gothica) 2. Common Quaker (Orthosia cerasi) 3. Double-stripped pug (Gymnoscelis rufifasciata) Asturias, N Spain (correct me if I’m wrong, please)

  12. 2. velj

    1st Hebrew Character of the year on the door at work in Winsley, West Wiltshire this morning.

  13. 2. velj

    Here's a moth having a bath to give you that ! Thought to be a possible form of temperature regulation. Video clip courtesy of Kazuo Uno:

  14. 2. velj

    In 10 years we have recorded a total of 93 individual Early Moth - Theria primaria over 62 occasions. It is not a common moth around here. I wonder if that is a true reflection of abundance or of recorder hibernation in Scotland during main flight period?

  15. 1. velj

    First Clouded Drab of the year (30.01.2010). Not seen one this early before!

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  16. 1. velj

    Pale Brindled Beauty was new for year at last nights actinic in the garden.

  17. 1. velj

    The Chestnut - Conistra vaccinia one of 4 species of moths out last night. So that means 23 nights with moths recorded in January.

  18. 31. sij

    Pale Brindled Beauty and Amblyptilia acanthadactyla in the garden traps last night.

  19. 31. sij

    First moth of the year in the garden trap overnight. Beautiful Plume, Higham Ferrers, vc32 30/1/20

  20. 30. sij

    Bordered Straw (Heliothis peltigera) – Immigrant, most years in fluctuating numbers; occasionally breeds. Primarily an immigrant to the southern half of Britain and the south & east coast of Ireland; however, is recorded as far north as Shetland.

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