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  1. Rubia

    March Moths (or moths in March) 2021

    01/03. Only the one Common Quaker last night.
  2. Rubia

    February Moths 2021

    01/02. Only one moth tonight, on the wall by the trap a Spring Usher. New for Garden, first new one of the year. Went for a walk earlier: found one Winter Moth, one March Moth and netted 33 Dotted Borders. The latter were leaving the wood in reasonable numbers along a field edge.
  3. Rubia

    January Moths 2021

    I've had the trap out a couple of times this month, so far without any catch (it is on now). Tonight I went for a post work walk up the lane out of the village and checked out the hedges and local wood. I was looking for Early Moth but found none. I did find 36 male and 9 female Winter Moths on...
  4. Rubia

    2020 Moth Stats.

    Don't think I will now get time to trap again this year so here is how my first year of running a garden moth trap went. GARDEN 2020 First year with trap. First trapping date 09/04/2020 Total Moths recorded 2020 6569 Total Species recorded 2020 429 Garden List total by year...
  5. Rubia

    November Moths

    01/11. Far too windy to trap as its blowing a gale out there. But a bit of serendipity this evening got the month off to a positive start. Went to put the bin out for the morning and came back to find two moths in the outside corridor. Dark Chestnut and Satellite, both garden ticks.
  6. Rubia

    October Moths

    01/10. The month opened with a bang. One moth - a Pale Mottled Willow. Things can only get better.
  7. Rubia

    September Moths

    1st Sept. Cool again but slightly more moths than night before, 44 moths of 20 species. Nothing new or exciting. A Chinese Character; still my favorite moth; White-point, Green Carpet, Snout, Garden Carpet and other expected individuals. Square-spot Rustic seems to be popular at the moment...
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