More notable records:
- Square-spotted Clay (two seen). A nationally scarce B species found at only a handful of sites in the county and in recent times only from the NE corner. This is a completely new area of the county for the moth.
- Blomer's Rivulet.
- Rosy Minor
- Golden-rod Pug
- Triple-spotted Pug
- Devon Carpet
- Nemapogon clematella (third county site)
- Digitivalva pulicariae (second county site)
- Cochylis atricapitana (second county site)
Photos and species list below:
Roundton (31/08/14) |
This is really excellent news, to find another population of Square-spotted Clay in the county. This give a greater degree of hope that the species will continue to thrive in our neck of the woods.
ReplyDeletePeter.
Further good news as regards the Square-spotted Clay. I've just confirmed that the species is still present in the Lake Vyrnwy area when Gavin Chambers sent me a photo of a moth which he recently recorded there - I wonder if there are any more populations out there!
ReplyDeletePeter.