After exchanging emails with Paul Batty last night a fuse was changed and my heath trap sparked back into life - hooray!
An hour at Cullaloe landed a couple of Sandy Carpets and a couple of Small Fan-footed Wave (I think). One other species I brought back which I haven't ID'd yet and of course a handful of Silver-ground Carpets. Also caught were a couple of Common White Waves. Actually, though I was running the trap in the car park area all moths were netted by walking the edges with a torch (as previous visit). The heath trap doesn't do well in the car park, at least at dusk.
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Sandy Carpet |
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Small Fan-footed Wave |
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Small Fan-footed Wave 2 |
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Red-green carpet |
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