Nothing in the trap, but a solitary Emmelina monodactyla saved the night by coming in to rest on the kitchen window in the early evening.
No macro-moths; micros (1 moth of 1 sp.):-
| Emmelina monodactyla | Common Plume | 1 |
Monday, 9 December 2013
Norfolk moths: Rockland St. Peter garden moths, 8 December 2013
After a day of fairly strong south-westerly winds, the night was similar to the preceeding one, with a moderate breeze from dusk until dawn. Fairly warm: 7.8°C at 17h30, 7.6°C
at 20h00 and 6.2°C at 07h00. Once again, a partially cloudy
sky with a last-quarter moon.
Nothing in the trap, but a solitary Emmelina monodactyla saved the night by coming in to rest on the kitchen window in the early evening.
No macro-moths; micros (1 moth of 1 sp.):-
Nothing in the trap, but a solitary Emmelina monodactyla saved the night by coming in to rest on the kitchen window in the early evening.
No macro-moths; micros (1 moth of 1 sp.):-
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11.1.14 Saw a "large" bat today at 4.30pm approx thrush size - I guess a Noctule...my first!
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