Pride of place though goes to the Dark Sword-grass caught last night.
The only immigrant moth which I catch with any regularity it is still a rarity with only one or two records most years, usually in the autumn.
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Friday, 9 October 2015
Dark Sword-grass - another migrant moth
A few more of the regular autumn moths trapped this week with the warmer weather; Green-brindled Cresent, Blair's Shoulder-knot and the first of the autumn Epirrata moths, the November Moth.
Pride of place though goes to the Dark Sword-grass caught last night.
The only immigrant moth which I catch with any regularity it is still a rarity with only one or two records most years, usually in the autumn.
Pride of place though goes to the Dark Sword-grass caught last night.
The only immigrant moth which I catch with any regularity it is still a rarity with only one or two records most years, usually in the autumn.
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