<title>Comments on: Some Heath’s, a Hedge and a Hummer</title>
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<title>By: Neil</title>
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<![CDATA[ I've only seen one adult Toadflax brocade this year Paul, but the larvae have been very common, including on plants very close to where I run traps. Guess they are a bit shy of light traps? Similar for Small ranunculus as well, had a lot of larvae of that species close to light traps too a few years ago but none caught. ]]>
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<![CDATA[ <p>I’ve only seen one adult Toadflax brocade this year Paul, but the larvae have been very common, including on plants very close to where I run traps. Guess they are a bit shy of light traps? Similar for Small ranunculus as well, had a lot of larvae of that species close to light traps too a few years ago but none caught.</p>
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