Tuesday 26 May 2020

Miscellaneous

 
Elm Bent-wing Bucculatrix albedinella - approximately 9mm in length but a smart little thing and a new species for me.
 

Maiden's Blush - very little blush on this slightly tatty one but a great moth.


Broad-bodied Chaser (male).


Broad-bodied Chaser (female).
 

Little Emerald - haven't seen one of these for years but not an uncommon moth.
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Inlaid Grass-veneer Crambus pascuella.


Pebble Hook-tip


Treble Lines - another, more swarthy form, that I don't recall seeing before - compare with photo below.
 
 

Ribwort Slender Aspilapteryx tringipennella


Mottled Pug


Common Pug


Marbled Conch Eupoecilia angustana


Dark-barred Tortrix Syndemis musculana


Juvenile Dartford Warbler.


Large Long-horn Nematopogon swammerdamella.


Male Stonechat - one of the many 'rubicola' or 'continental types on the pebbled heaths displaying massive white collar, large unmarked white rump (with limited streaking on upper-tail coverts) and a huge amount of white in the wing coverts.


Fiery orange on the breast but white from the belly intrudes on to the centre of the breast - same individual below.



A second male 'rubicola' type. This type predominates on the commons. Below a more typical 'hibernans' type. Some limited white in the rump of this one.
 
 

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