Bradwell 27 June

Posted on 29 June 2012 by keith

60 species recorded, not all micros done due to lack of time. Should really get that new book like Neil and Raymond.
Highlights; Alder Kittten, the third successive year here at home(saw three with Brian in Norfolk the previous night) Purple Clay, Privet Hawk-moth, Ghost moth. Others making up the numbers; Small yellow wave, Grey Birch, Treble brown-spot, the first Smoky wainscot of the season. Straw dot the most numerous moth of the night.

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One Response to Bradwell 27 June

  1. Raymond Watson says:
    29 June 2012 at 9:59 am

    The book is very good for the Tortricidae and helps to get started on some of the other groups.

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