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March Moths
A few new ones for the year this morning. I think one Pug is a Common, the other is clearly a V! Twin-spot Quaker & Oak Nycteoline also new. Three Oak Beauties, a couple each of Grey Shoulder-knots & Early Greys and a Yellow Horned too. Otherwise piles of Common & Small Quakers, Hebrew...- JWN Andrewes
- Post #29
- Forum: Butterflies and Moths
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March Moths
In amongst the onslaught of Common & Small Quakers were the expected smaller numbers of Hebrew Characters and the first Clouded Drabs of the year. A couple each of Oak Beauty & Grey Shoulder-knot added variety, as did the year's first Pug, Brindled most likely. Headlining though was my first...- JWN Andrewes
- Post #22
- Forum: Butterflies and Moths
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March Moths
Yellow Horned, Early Grey & a couple of March Moths provided seasoning to this morning's offering of Hebrew Characters and Common & Small Quakers.- JWN Andrewes
- Post #9
- Forum: Butterflies and Moths