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Night of 26 Oct:
35sp. of moths trapped including a welcome and much appreciated increase in migrants: Diamond-back Moth 1, Rusty-dot Pearl 1, Rush Veneer 13, Turnip Moth 5, Dark Sword-grass 16, Large Yellow Underwing 55, White-point 3, L-album Wainscot 2, Angle Shades 31, Scarce Bordered Straw 1 and Silver Y 11. Also a high count of Large Wainscot here with 42 trapped. |
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Night of 25/10/09 : Pearly Underwing (1).
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night of 25/10: Vestal, Scarce Bordered Straw, 1 Pearly Underwing, 2 Dark Sword-grass, 1 Silver Y, 2 Rush Veneer, 3 Rusty-dot Pearl
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24/10. 24. RDP (59),RV (5),Vestal (1),DSGrass (2),Delicate (2),White-speck (36),Scarce Bordered Straw (1),Silver Y (2)
25/10. RDP (258),RV (38),DSGrass (3),Pearly UW (1),Delicate (2),White-speck (29),Silver Y (5) The third Duponchelia fovealis was found in the house on 24th. |
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Last night....2 Dark Sword Grass, 2 Rusty Dot Pearl, 3 Diamond Backs and 2 Silver Y. As last message, for this late in the year, the conditions are extremely favourable, with warm and moderate strength winds from the South/South East, for the next week, migrants should reach Northants and many other inland parts.
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Night of 25 October: 2 Vestal, 39 Rusty-dot Pearl, 11 Angle Shades, 2 Large Yellow Underwing, 3 Dark Sword-grass. Also 19 Brindled Ochre, 3 Buff Footman and 1 Buff Arches.
Conditions looking very favourable for immigration in the coming week. |
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Friday 23rd October a Blossom Underwing. Possibly a migrant, but I don't think so, as established here in Woodnewton, but a very unusual record for this time of the year. Confirmed by Northants County Recorder
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Sun night, 25/10/09:
Scarce Bordered Straw, White Point. Paul |
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Silver Y, Angle Shades and Figure of 8 to 15w actinic, overnight 25th
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Night of 25 Oct 2009
Vestal Brindled ochre (2) Pearly underwing |
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