Cullaloe incidental - Clouded Border

Lunchtime on 5th June, as well as two micros not ID'd yet and many, many Crambus lathoniellus. Also numerous Silver-ground Carpet

Hill of Beath 3/6/2014

Clear night, temperature dropping

0 moths of 0 species

For completeness

Incidental moths, Hill of Beath

Minding my own business in the garden, not bothering moths at all and in dropped this little fella - Argyresthia trifasciata, or Triple-barred Argent. Quite aptly named.

Blastobasis lacticolella

I swear I am gong to fill the caps of these tubes with blue-tack or something. Every invertebrate of whatever kind always wants to sit inside the cap so you can't see them! The dark marks on this species seem to be quite variable but I think the ID is ok - plenty of paler ones barely have the main dark patch featured at all. You can see it's there, but it's not particularly strong.

Eupoecilia angustata, Cullaloe

Numerous on the flower meadow area in the late afternoon on Sunday 1st June

Cullaloe, Hill of Beath 31st May

From 22:00 to 23:30 at Cullaloe on the path beside the pines, then relocated from midnight until morning to Hill of Beath. Some wandering and netting at Cullaloe also, where the 'Orchid Meadow' produced most SGC.

Cullaloe, 22:00-23:30
Silver-ground Carpet (5)
Green Carpet (1)
Small Phoenix (1)
Flame Carpet (1)
Brimstone (3)
Scalloped Hazel (1)

Hook-streaked Grass-veneer- many
Cinereous Pearl (2)

Brimstone

Scalloped Hazel

Small Phoenix

Flame Carpet

Green Carpet

Hill of Beath, 00:00-04:30
Silver-ground Carpet (2)
Heart & Dart (1)

Cross posting, more or less, from Cullaloe blog

Cullaloe 29/05/2014, Heath Trap and incidental netting on the way to/from setting up

Poplar Hawk Moth (1)
Clouded Border (1)
The Rivulet (1)
Common Wave (1)

Poplar Hawk-moth

Clouded Border

The Rivulet

Common Wave