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Night of 30th August: 2 Vestal (both red striped form), Silver Y, Plutella xylostella.
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Night of 29th August: Bordered straw, Silver Y (2), Udea ferrugalis and Nomophila noctuella (3).
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Night of 28th - Porter's Rustic and Dusky Hook-tip
Night of 29th - 4 Vestal, Bordered Straw, Dark Sword-grass, Pearly Underwing, 4 Rusty-dot Pearl, 4 Silver Y and 5 Rush Veneer at Hythe. Also 2 Vestal at Seabrook (Ade Jupp) and 2 Vestal at Saltwood (Paul Howe). Several Hummingbird Hawk-moths locally today |
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Night of 29 Aug;
1 Vestal, 3 noctuella &1 Diamond-backed. |
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Death's-head Hawk-moth larva found at Grimston on 26 August.
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Night of 29th: 3 Vestals (1 brown, 2 red), 2 Rush Veneers & singles of Dark Sword-grass and Turnip. Also, Hummingbird Hawk-moth at buddleia on 30th.
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Long-tailed Blue in a Worthing garden today.
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Last night's trapping (29/8) at Prawle Point was all about the migrants -an excellent night with over 150 migrants of 12 species. The only trouble is I don't know whether it was good because I tried trapping at a different place or because it was better weather.I tried a trap on top of Prawle Point at the highest point and it was stunning with 400+ moths in it including loads of migrants and 3 Convolvulus in it! You think Large Yellow Underwings are bad the way they crash into other moths and disturb them - that;'s nothing compared with 3 freshly arrived Convolvulus in your trap. And this all in a little portable Skinner trap.
The migrant count was; Rusty-dot Pearl x 35 Rush Veneer x 59 Vestal x 2 (1 red and 1 brown) Convolvulus Hawk x 3 (1m& 2f) Dark Swordgrass x 18 Turnip x12 Pearly Underwing x 4 White-speck x 1 White-point x 1 Small Mottled Willow x 1 Silver Y x 42 (all large and dark coloured) Bordered Straw x 1 (dark individual) |
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Long-tailed Blue on 25 August at Temple Ewell.
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