And the Puss Moths reared from eggs last year have started to emerge from their long slumber with 5 thus far. They're crawling all over the kitchen in a "My family and other animals" sort of way....
Catch report - 125W MV back garden trap, East Kent
Cochylis atricapitana
LBAM - 7
Parsnip Moth
Endrosis sarcitrella
Pale Prominent
Waved Umber - 3
Small Waved Umber
Angle Shades
Flame Shoulder - 2
Green Carpet - 12
Common Carpet
Red Twin-spot carpet
Shuttle-shaped Dart
Clouded Drab
Fern
Shears
Latticed Heath
Some photo highlights:



Hoping my Puss Moth emerges soon, David. Knowing my luck tho, it`ll be a bloody big Ichneumon that comes out.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with that Dean.
DeleteI'm up to eight safely emerged now and still can't get enough of them. The kids love them too.