I woke at 6 to cover the trap, then waited until the godson was up and about to open it up and identify the contents. NB: with a three-year-old "helping" I.D took about 2 hours...
On the night of the 8th of Sept we bagged:
1 canary shouldered thorn
5 large yellow underwing
1 common marbled carpet
1 silver Y
1 spruce carpet
1 autumnal rustic
2 centre barred sallow
1 pink barred sallow
1 frosted orange
1 small wainscot
1 setaceous Hebrew character
1 rosy rustic
1 dark sword grass
1 dotted rustic
1 dingy looking July highflier...
and one difficult barred chestnut.
I am happy to be corrected on any of these identifications, I'm just starting after all!
The trail cam also went out on Saturday; positioned on a well-used deer track. I'll be taking it in later in the week, so watch this space for shots of our local roe deer population.
Silver Y |
Pink-barred sallow |
Small wainscot |
Dark sword grass |
July highflier |
Common marbled carpet |
Canary-shouldered thorn |
Canary-shouldered thorn |
Pink-barred sallow |
Centre-barred sallow |
Frosted Orange |
Centre-barred sallow |
Setaceous Hebrew character |
Rosy rustic |
Autumnal rustic |
Dotted rustic |
Barred chestnut |
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