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Monday, 28 February 2011
Cooler temperatures = fewer moths
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This is the general rule when the temperature is below 10 Centigrade. 26/02 Dotted Border 1, Chestnut 1. 27/02 Tortricodes alternella 1,...
Saturday, 26 February 2011
Ermine on Beeley Moor
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Although I see Stoat (Mustela erminea) reasonably regularly on Beeley Moor this is the first time, in almost 15 years, that I have seen it i...
Another good catch
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Despite persistent heavy rain there were still good numbers of moths in and around the trap this morning, 42 moths of 12 species; Acleris h...
Friday, 25 February 2011
Hebrew Character
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Hebrew Character
Common Quaker
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Common Quaker
Another Acleris hyemana... it would be nice to see a fresh one
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Another worn hyemana Acleris hyemana
Four new species for the year
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24/02 Another good catch Oak Beauty 2 male Pale Brindled Beauty 2 Clouded Drab 2 Common Quaker 1 Hebrew Character 1 Dotted Border 6 M...
Thursday, 24 February 2011
Oak Beauty
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First Oak Beauty of 2011, a male. Oak Beauty
Best night of the year so far
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23/02 Agnopterix heracliana 1, Tortricodes alternella 1, March Moth 12, Chestnut 6, The Engrailed 1, Mottled Umber 1, Dotted Border 6, Red-g...
Wednesday, 23 February 2011
First Red-green Carpet of the year.
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A very nice specimen, apparently these are all females which over winter. Red-green Carpet
A very early Engrailed
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As far as I can recall this is my first February record. Engrailed
Agonopterix heracliana
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First for the year Agonopterix heracliana
Warmer weather and more on the way
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A minimum temperature last night of 6 Centigrade had an immediate impact; 22/02 March Moth 8, Dotted Border 2, Chestnut 3, Pale Brindled Be...
Sunday, 20 February 2011
Still the odd moth flying
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Despite the low temperatures, maximum temperature was 4 Centigrade for the last couple of nights and it snowed quite heavily on Saturday mor...
Friday, 18 February 2011
Nothing new!
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17/02 Chestnut 3 Chestnut
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