Friday
31st March 2006 Newington Ramsgate
Night of 30th March 2006 to 125MV light Trap Both
moth traps were full to the brim with moths overnight - one held a single Hebrew
Character and the other trap - a single Emmelina Monodactyla.
I apologize about the sarcasm. (Phil M)
Friday 31st March 2006 Garden Dumpton
Ramsgate
Night of 30th March 2006 to 125MV light Trap 1 Twin-spotted
Quaker (Gadget)
Thursday 30th March 2006
Garden Elvington
Night of 29th March
2006 to Light 125MV 1
Common Quaker, 3 Hebrew Character. (TRP)
Thursday 30th March 2006 Garden Newington Ramsgate
Night of 29th March
2006 to Light 125MV
Still
rubbish! 2 Clouded Drabs and an Emmelina Monodactyla
in the 2 traps. That's it! (Phil M)
Thursday 30th March 2006 Kingsgate &
Pegwell Traps
Night of 29th March
2006 to Light 125MV
Small numbers of the usual
suspects in the Moth traps - Common Quaker, Small Quaker, Hebrew
Character, Clouded Drab and Early Grey. Of slightly more
interest from a Thanet perspective were single Twin-spotted Quaker
and Grey Shoulder-knot. Of
more interest was the recent emergence of a couple of micros from leaf
mines collected in the autumn - Phyllonorycter kleemannella and
Phyllonorycter heegeriella - both very attractive -
particularly the latter. (F Solly)
Thursday 30th March 2006 Garden Dumpton
Ramsgate
Night of 29th March 2006 to 125MV light Trap 1 Clouded
Drab (Gadget)
Wednesday
29th March 2006 Garden Elvington
Night of 28th March 2006 to 125MV light Trap1 Hebrew Character (TRP)
Saturday 25th March 2006 Garden Dumpton
Ramsgate
Night of 24th March 2006 to 125MV light Trap 1 March
moth, 1 Oak Beauty, 1 Emmelina Monodactyla, 2
Small Brown things still to look up. (Gadget)
Saturday 25th March 2006 Garden Newington
Ramsgate
Night of 24th March 2006 to 125MV light Traps at last
'some' moths! The first since mid February too, which must be some sort of
a bad record? The vast catch included: 1 Clouded Drab, 1 Common
Quaker, 1 Dark Chestnut, 1 Double-striped Pug, 1 Emmelina
Monodactyla plus a flighty micro which escaped identification
which I would say was one of the Agonopterix sp. From what I saw of it as
it whisked away on the stiff breeze? (Phil M)
Saturday 25th March 2006 Garden Elvington
Night of 24th March 2006 to 125MV light Trap, my
first moths of the year 2 March Moths, 1 Common Quaker.
(TRP)
Friday 24th March 2006 Garden Dumpton Ramsgate
1st moth for some time came to
light 125 MV night of the 23rd March 2006 Dark Chestnut. (Gadget)
Friday 24th March 2006 Pegwell Trap
A moth! Another Early Moth in the Pegwell trap last night -
things have certainly moved on since February! (F Solly)
