Friday, 23 June 2023

Seeing the Changes 1830

An interesting catch in my Loughor garden moth trap. It included a small backswimmer (Cymatia coleoptrata); an unidentified noctuid; lots of micros (Tischeria marginea); a Buff tip (Phalera bucephala); 2 Lunar underwing (Noctua orbona); 2 Peacock (Macaria notata); 9 Willow beauty (Peribatodes rhomboidaria) and a Coronet (Craniophora ligustri).
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