Yes, a cool night in more ways than one, as, in the trap, there were 3 new species for the site, amongst 27 moths of 13 species.
There were two different sallows, a Pink-barred Sallow and a Barred Sallow (and I know Mike had one of these as well) I had Centre-barred Sallow and The Sallow last month. Lunar Underwings are considered as Sallows too.
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Pink-barred Sallow |
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Barred Sallow |
Then there were 2 Green-brindled Crescents - moths with a subtle shade of metallic green which is not always obvious - and there is a more plain brown version, which I have never seen.
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Green-brindled Crescent |
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