Corn Moth Nemapogon granella, North Elmham, 25th May
While I was out trapping at the Meadows I had the trap running in the garden, where during the course of the night I trapped exactly the same number of moth species as I'd caught at the Meadows, 61. These included a notable total of 16 new for the year: Pale-backed Clothes Moth Monopis crocicapitella, 3 Bird’s-nest Moths Tinea trinotella, Buff Rush Case-bearer Coleophora caespititiella, Garden Mompha Mompha subbistrigella, Hedge Tortrix Isotrias rectifasciana, 3 Yellow-faced Bells Notocelia cynosbatella, Triple-blotched Bell Notocelia trimaculana, Narrow-winged Grey Eudonia angustea, 2 Silver-ground Carpets, Common Marbled Carpet, Broken-barred Carpet, Foxglove Pug, Grey Pug, Brown Silver-line, Setaceous Hebrew Character and Rustic Shoulder-knot.
Pale-backed Clothes Moth Monopis crocicapitella, North Elmham, 25th May
Bird's-nest Moth Tinea trinotella, North Elmham, 25th May
Buff Rush Case-bearer Coleophora caespititiella (female, gen det), North Elmham, 25th May
Garden Mompha Mompha subbistrigella, North Elmham, 25th May
Hedge Tortrix Isotrias rectifasciana, North Elmham, 25th May
Yellow-faced Bell Notocelia cynosbatella, North Elmham, 25th May
Triple-blotched Bell Notocelia trimaculana, North Elmham, 25th May
Common Marbled Carpet, North Elmham, 25th May
Broken-barred Carpet, North Elmham, 25th May
Foxglove Pug, North Elmham, 25th May
Grey Pug (male, gen det), North Elmham, 25th May
The other moths trapped were Little Dwarf Elachista canapennella, 2 White-shouldered House Moths Endrosis sarcitrella, Light Brown Apple-moth Epiphyas postvittana, Common Birch Bell Epinotia immundana, Hook-streak Grass-veneer Crambus lathoniellus, Garden Pebble Evergestis forficalis, 3 Bee Moths Aphomia sociella, 2 Common Swifts, Red Twin-spot Carpet, 2 Green Carpets, Small Rivulet, Mottled Pug, 8 Common Pugs, Brimstone Moth, Common White Wave, Poplar Hawk-moth, Pale Tussock, 3 White Ermines, Cinnabar, Small Square-spot, Common Wainscot and 5 Treble Lines.
Two caddisfly species were new for the year too: Ithytrichia lamellaris and Hydropsyche pellucidula. The only other caddis was Limnephilus sparsus.
Ithytrichia lamellaris (female), North Elmham, 25th May
Hydropsyche pellucidula (female), North Elmham, 25th May
A Common Wasp was the only other by-catch I identified.
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