the Psychoides verhuella mines on Hartstongue duly emerged over the weekend - not the most striking of moths but success nonetheless.
And the trapping in the garden has been looking up over the past few days, more on that later.
Dave
Showing posts with label Psychoides verhuella. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Psychoides verhuella. Show all posts
Monday, 30 April 2012
A close frond of mine: Part II
In a sequel to an earlier post: http://eastkentgardenmoths.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/close-frond-of-mine.html
the Psychoides verhuella mines on Hartstongue duly emerged over the weekend - not the most striking of moths but success nonetheless.
And the trapping in the garden has been looking up over the past few days, more on that later.
Dave
the Psychoides verhuella mines on Hartstongue duly emerged over the weekend - not the most striking of moths but success nonetheless.
And the trapping in the garden has been looking up over the past few days, more on that later.
Dave
Saturday, 31 March 2012
A close frond of mine
In a follow up to the previous post and Hartstongue mines from Wales, the larva have been examined more closely and confirmed as Psychoides verhuella.
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