Nothing to do with moths but this fellow was terrorising the newts and frogs in the garden pond yesterday:
Longhorn moth 22/06/17
9 years ago
Showing posts with label 0130 Incurvaria masculella. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 0130 Incurvaria masculella. Show all posts
Tuesday, 10 May 2016
8/9th May 2016
Amongst a good catch for early May the first Incurvaria masculella since 2012.
Nothing to do with moths but this fellow was terrorising the newts and frogs in the garden pond yesterday:
Nothing to do with moths but this fellow was terrorising the newts and frogs in the garden pond yesterday:
Wednesday, 22 April 2009
22nd April 2009 - part 2
A warm, sunny day and lots of moths were fluttering around in the garden. The first that I managed to net was another garden first in the form of a handsome Incurvaria masculella:
Next to appear was the more expected Esperia sulphurella:
Several of the very common Nettle-tap, Anthophila fabriciana, also appeared for the first time:
This plume moth, Amblyptilia acanthadactyla, was disturbed from near to where the trap had been overnight so had perhaps been overlooked earlier:
Finally a non-moth - several of these Woundwort Shield bugs were out sunning themselves as well:
Next to appear was the more expected Esperia sulphurella:
Several of the very common Nettle-tap, Anthophila fabriciana, also appeared for the first time:
This plume moth, Amblyptilia acanthadactyla, was disturbed from near to where the trap had been overnight so had perhaps been overlooked earlier:
Finally a non-moth - several of these Woundwort Shield bugs were out sunning themselves as well:
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