Two more of this Scarce Moth to the Lure Trap 2nd April 2026, one in front Garden and one in Back.
Thursday, April 02, 2026
Wednesday, April 01, 2026
WEDNESDAY 1st APRIL 2026
Only four Moths caught tonight 1st April 2026 of two Species, Epiphyas postvittana and Endrosis sarcitrella its been very windy lately with a full moon in a clear sky at night.
Tuesday, March 31, 2026
TUESDAY 31st MARCH 2026
What a day two new species taking Garden list to 290 these were two EMPEROR MOTHS and the other new species was two Pammene giganteana-Early Oak Gall Moth, both came to Lures the Pammene to a Fun Lure in a Bucket Trap the Emperors to a Lure suspended of a stick in a Muslin bag in center of front Garden. Then in the Moth trap were 2 Epiphyas Postvittana, a single Brindled Beauty 4th of year, and the fifth of the year a single Common Plume Moth-Emmelina monodactyla along with a Common Quaker and Small Quaker. 10 caught of 7 species, Year list for 2026 in now 27.
EMPEROR MOTH
A stunning Moth first one i have ever seen or Caught, two came in after 4.00pm to the Pheromone Lure hanging in front Garden 31st March 2026, the 290th Moth for Garden
EMPEROR MOTH
For sheer beauty i don't think i will catch anything as good as this this year again, two to Pheramone, bot in pics below, 31st March 2026
PHEROMONE BUCKET
This is the Pheromone Trap i used for the Pammene giganteana-Early Oak Gall Moth it came with 3 Pheromone Lures, FUN Lure, from Amazon £12.99, check though as they do several different lures with the Buckets.
On its own the bucket is £10.99 and the Lures £6.99 each, but you get 3 Lures and a Bucket for £12.99, if in doubt drop me an e-mail at s.botham28@gmail.com and i can point you in the right direction.
PAMMENE GIGANTEANA-EARLY OAK GALL MOTH
The first of two Pammene giganteana caught in Pheromone trap today, 31st March 2026, the better marked of the two as well, a rather excellent Moth to Catch in my Garden, 1ST RECORD.
BRINDLED BEAUTY
This is the Fourth one i have caught in Garden and all this year, caught this one on the Night of the 31st March 2026, a stunning Moth and very to photograph.
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