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  1. RegTelescope

    Is this a Confused?

    Had the trap out for the first time in ages last night. This macro is proving difficult to ID. Can anyone help? I have a feeling it could be a Confused, but I'm really not sure.
  2. RegTelescope

    Turnip Moth?

    I've been puzzling over this one for a few weeks. I think it's a Turnip Moth. Does anyone have any thoughts?
  3. RegTelescope

    Is this a Broom-tip?

    Found two of these in a hotel in Scotland a week or so ago.
  4. RegTelescope

    Macro for ID - Wythall, Birmingham

    Can anyone help me identify this moth?
  5. RegTelescope

    3 for ID

    I think the third is a March Moth. Unsure about the others. The second might be a micro?
  6. RegTelescope

    Common Quaker?

    Caught a couple of these last night, alongside more easily identifiable Common Quakers. My conclusion is they are variations on the same species, but if someone can confirm this I would be most grateful.
  7. RegTelescope

    Moth caterpillar - any ideas?

    Found this superb specimen in my garden yesterday. Anyone know what it is?
  8. RegTelescope

    Confirmation of 3 macros please

    I think these are: Square-spot Rustic Lesser Yellow Underwing Brick Does anyone think differently? Thanks.
  9. RegTelescope

    Like Riband Wave, but not ...

    Found this in the garden this afternoon. I thought it would be easy to ID, as it looks superficially similar to a Riband Wave, at least in size and shape. However, I just can't find a match in the field guide. Is it some kind of aberration, or am I being dense again?
  10. RegTelescope

    Moth ID required

    Trapped in North Wales last week. It was fairly small - about the size of a minor. Thanks.
  11. RegTelescope

    Unknown Carpet and possible Poplar Grey

    Can anyone assist in sorting out this pair?
  12. RegTelescope

    Macro for ID - Wythall, Birmingham

    I'm stumped again. I know somebody will know instantly what it is though.
  13. RegTelescope

    Tawny Shears?

    I think it is, but can anyone confirm?
  14. RegTelescope

    Willow Beauty for confirmation

    Not a great picture, but can somebody confirm that this is a Willow Beauty of the form rebeli?
  15. RegTelescope

    Macro for ID - Wythall, Birmingham

    I'm stumped.
  16. RegTelescope

    Five moths for ID confirmation

    Any help greatly appreciated. I have struggled to ID a significant proportion of my catch last night. 1. No idea 2. Large Yellow Underwing? (seems pale and heavily marked compared to illustrations, showed yellow underwing when it flew) 3. Middle-barred Minor? 4. Looks like Common Rustic, but...
  17. RegTelescope

    Are these all the same species of moth?

    All trapped last night here in the Midlands. All appear similar, but show different degrees of wear and tear. Are they the same species? I have been unable to ID them.
  18. RegTelescope

    Are these a Nutmeg and a Tawny Marbled Minor?

    Any help appreciated.
  19. RegTelescope

    Four to ID - Wythall, Birmingham

    A few unidentified and a couple for confirmation. Trapped last night in my garden in the Midlands. Pretty sure number three is a Gold Spot. Number four appears to be a Bulrush Wainscot, but seems a bit early to have trapped one? Thanks for any help anyone can offer.
  20. RegTelescope

    2 to ID - Wythall, Birmingham

    1 - 2 May High-flyer?
  21. RegTelescope

    4 to ID - Wythall, Birmingham

    1 Sword-grass? 2 As above 3 - 4 - 5 Freyer's Pug?
  22. RegTelescope

    2 Pugs to ID

    I have the second down as Freyer's Pug. I'm trapping quite a few of these. Correct me if I'm wrong. Not sure about the first one, which I spotted near the trap. Picture isn't great, I'm afraid.
  23. RegTelescope

    Powdered or Common Quakers?

    The following moths were all trapped in Wythall Birmingham over the last couple of nights. I wondered if the first two might be Powdered Quakers, but I am now leaning towards pale forms of Common Quaker. Any ideas? Also, I'm not sure what the third moth is. A dark Common Quaker, or a Clouded...
  24. RegTelescope

    What's this moth?

    Trapped in Wythall, Birmingham last night. I'm new to mothing. At first I thought it might be a dark Common Quaker, but now I'm not so sure. The markings bear some similarities to some of the Drabs, or maybe the Rustics, but I'm struggling to pin down ID. It also looks a bit like a Large...
  25. RegTelescope

    RFI - Club-tailed Dragonfly, River Severn, Worcester

    I'm keen to see this species this year and have read that the River Severn in Worcs / Shrops is a good bet. As a birdwatcher, I am often in the Wyre Forest. Does anyone know if the Dowles Brook area offers a good chance of seeing this species? If not, can anyone suggest other areas that might...
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