Welcome

My Blog's aim is to promote and encourage others to participate in the wonderful hobby that is Moth-trapping.
So why do we do it? well for some people it is to get an insight into the world of Moths, for others it is to build a list of species much like 'Twitching' in the Bird world.
The reason I do it....you never know what you might find when you open up that trap!
I hope to show what different species inhabit our Country by getting people aware of what is out there.
On this Blog you will find up-to-date records and pictures.
I run a trap regularly in my garden here in Hertfordshire and enjoy doing field trips to various localities within Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire.

Please also check out the links in the sidebar to the right for other people's Blogs and informative Websites.

Thanks for looking & happy Mothing!

KEY

NFY = New Species For The Year
NFG = New Species For The Garden
NEW! = New Species For My Records

Any Species highlighted in RED signifies a totally new species for my records.

If you have any questions or enquiries then please feel free to email me
Contact Email : bensale@rocketmail.com

Moths Flying in October

Tuesday, 13 March 2018

Recent Moth Mutterings

Some photos of the moths trapped from the end of last week and into the weekend. VC20, North Herts

Catch Report - 09/03/18 - Back Garden - Stevenage - 1x 40w Actinic and 26w Wemms Actinic Robinson Trap

Macro Moths

Oak Nycteoline 1 [NFY]

Micro Moths

Agonopterix heracliana 1


Catch Report - 10/03/18 - Back Garden - Stevenage - 1x 125w MV Robinson Trap


Macro Moths

Common Quaker 6 [NFY]
Double-striped Pug 1 [NFY]
Chestnut 4
March Moth 6
Satellite 1

Micro Moths

Amblyptilia acanthadactyla 1 [NFY]
Agonopterix heracliana 1


Catch Report - 11/03/18 - Back Garden - Stevenage - 1x 125w MV Robinson Trap

Macro Moths

Hebrew Character 1 [NFY]
Common Quaker 4
March Moth 2
Oak Beauty 1
Satellite 1

Micro Moths

None Recorded!

Chestnut

Common Quaker

Double-striped Pug

Oak Nycteoline
 
Posted by Bennyboymothman at 21:40

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