After the rain stopped, the evening remained muggy with full cloud cover and no wind. Wanting to avoid the little biting bugs at Pilmoor, I went to Sessay Wood again, this time 200m ENE of Monday's site. It was another good night with some more significant records. I had another Lobesia reliquana the 2nd VC62 record following the first at Pilmoor, just over a kilometre away.
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Lobesia reliquana |
The other exciting moths were three
Eucosmomorpha albersana, which I had trapped a single in 2011 at Kilburn, and there was just one other in the previous 25 years, and only a handful before that in Yorkshire.
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Eucosmomorpha albersana |
Others of note were five Orange Footman and a Marbled White Spot. Also of note was a distant calling Quail heard several times.
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Marbled White Spot |
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Tinea semifulvella |
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