Common Footman reached 50 individuals last night, slightly higher numbers than the last 'plague' in 2006.
The Coronet Craniophora ligustri
Golden-rod Pug Eupithecia virgaureata
Coronet
Only the second garden record of Coronet. Golden-rod Pug is a fairly regular garden moth but normally as a melanistic individual determined under the microscope.
Common Footman reached 50 individuals last night, slightly higher numbers than the last 'plague' in 2006.
The Coronet Craniophora ligustri
Golden-rod Pug Eupithecia virgaureata
Common Footman reached 50 individuals last night, slightly higher numbers than the last 'plague' in 2006.
The Coronet Craniophora ligustri
Golden-rod Pug Eupithecia virgaureata
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