Birds, Leps, Observations & Generalities - the images and ramblings of Mark Skevington. Sometimes.
Showing posts with label Acleris ferrugana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Acleris ferrugana. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 March 2011

Some moths what I photographed

Not long back from enlightening some small Cubs in the scout hut. About dissecting owl pellets and finding small mammal bones I hasten to add. They seemed to be suitably enthralled/disgusted/bemused about the whole thing, but as ever hopefully such exposure to different aspects of the natural world will trigger a life-long interest. If nothing else the leaders seemed to be fascinated by it all.

Here's a few shots from Tuesday night's traps ...

Acleris ferrugana
CONFIRMED - gen. det. by Jon Clifton Jan 2012

Twin-spotted Quaker - a garden rarity

Small Quaker

A properly Clouded Drab - you can see why it has that vernacular when you get these variegated forms

Double-striped Pug