Monday, 29 June 2015

Monday 29th June 2015

MOTHS

Last night I put the moth trap to use for the last time in the garden before I move back to South Wales, there was little return but a Poplar Hawk Moth was a nice find.

Odd specimens included Brimstone Moth with several Burnished Brass moths along with Heart and Dart moths made up most of the small capture.


Brimstone Moth

Poplar Hawk Moth
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