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  • Category: Insects
  • Founded: Dec 4, 2008
  • Language: English
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I've been thinking of holding some daytime mothing meetings to introduce moth-trappers to some of what they are missing if they don't also go out looking for...
9 Mar 31, 2010
8:50 am

Peter
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Last Saturday evening Pedro and myself lugged nine traps, two generators and five batteries into Woodchester Park for what was to be our first big recording...
3 Mar 31, 2010
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Peter
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Hi, Now is the time to start brewing your sugaring mixture although warm balmy evenings give the best results. Recipes vary tremendously. One advocates adding...
1 Mar 29, 2010
8:29 pm

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Hi, I have just completed my home made pheromone/assembling trap as per instructions on the Anglian Lepidoptera Website. Suitable bottles are the Sparkling...
1 Mar 29, 2010
8:17 pm

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Hello In a conversation about light trapping on common land near Cheltenham, the topic of risk assessments arose. Have any of you who are trapping on...
5 Mar 29, 2010
7:56 am

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Has anyone had any experience with the home made Clearwing traps made of plastic bottles as described on the Anglian Website. Or the Anglian one they sell at...
2 Mar 29, 2010
7:54 am

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Thanks Guys, a mine of information on Pheromones. I have ordered the full 2010 pack while I was at it. There was a superb photograph of a clearwing on the...
3 Mar 28, 2010
9:33 pm

Peter
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My apologies for the description, but you'll see why when you take a peek at a photo which Pedro and I took earlier today. It's in a new album entitled...
3 Mar 28, 2010
8:28 pm

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Waiting for Clearwings sounds a bit like Fishing . If nothing in the first half hour, move on....
1 Mar 28, 2010
7:02 pm

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Ordered some Pheromone Lures from Anglian Lepidoptera Supplies.I haven't seen a Clearwing since the 70's when one flew into my car on the Somerset Levels....
4 Mar 28, 2010
2:20 pm

rh_chelt
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Could do with taking a good picture of a Wood Tiger Moth . Any good localities for the moth or larvae ? Best time ? Used to see them at Painswick Beacon before...
3 Mar 27, 2010
10:10 pm

Peter
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Hello You have perhaps seen Roger's first newsletter for 2010 and the mention of Tuta absoluta. A bit more background - a caterpillar was found in December in...
3 Mar 25, 2010
10:16 pm

rh_chelt
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I have uploaded an image of a micro in Tony's Photos; I think it might be 1361 Pyrausta aurata but could it be 1362 P. purpuralis? It even looks close to the...
8 Mar 25, 2010
10:09 pm

Peter
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Some people prefer to attract moths to white sheets to see what's coming in and photograph them . One tip I read of is to soak the sheet in washing powder...
2 Mar 23, 2010
9:10 pm

Peter
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Hello Bored with the non-moth weather, I've gone into the movie business. The star of the show is a larva of the curious micro-moth, Luffia ferchaultella,...
2 Mar 23, 2010
7:57 pm

Peter
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Hi Folks, I am hoping to photograph some Longhorn moths with the very long antennae. Anyone know of any good sites with easy low level access. Perhaps some...
3 Mar 23, 2010
4:11 am

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The onion effect is in full force – Three MVs and two actinics at Lower Woods last night produced 21 species and c430 individuals, including Small Quaker –...
5 Mar 23, 2010
1:07 am

Peter
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Many thanks for your kind welcome to Glosmoths. I am very much a beginner having only set a home made actinic garden trap on 8 or 9 occasions over the last...
3 Mar 22, 2010
10:26 pm

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Hi all, The Twin-spotted Quaker correspondence is interesting, as the last 2 I've seen (both "out of county" one last night in Corsham Wilts and this one from...
1 Mar 22, 2010
5:44 pm

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About 6 seen on Sunday afternoon flying above birch trees in Siccaridge Wood....
1 Mar 22, 2010
9:25 am

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Seven Hebrew Characters and a Chesnut in the back garden last night - clearly, the onions are having an effect! Still, that's a rather paltry total compared...
4 Mar 21, 2010
8:21 am

Peter
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Apart from the cooling effect what is the effect of rain of different sorts on moths numbers at the trap ? Anyone trapped in mist or fog ?...
2 Mar 20, 2010
10:50 pm

Peter
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Yes! It's here at last! My garden trap last night caught the following: March Moth (18) Dotted Border (4) Chestnut (8) Shoulder-stripe (1) Hebrew Character (3)...
2 Mar 18, 2010
5:15 pm

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peter - i think i will record for the garden scheme - starting tonight ! what should i do with the results ? saw my 1st brimstone yesterday. hope the reports...
3 Mar 17, 2010
11:58 pm

Peter
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Just to let you all know that my onions are now in the ground, all 300 of them, so expect a flurry of moths as the temperature rises. Don't expect wall to wall...
1 Mar 16, 2010
9:28 pm

Peter
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I'm sure I speak for all the Gloucestershire members of this scheme, in thanking Dave Grundy and all who contributed to such a great AGM at Colwall today. I've...
3 Mar 16, 2010
9:21 pm

Peter
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Anyone else deliberately look for larvae ? I think it may have been PBM Allan who wanted to be remembered as "an inveterate turner over of leaves". After a...
1 Mar 15, 2010
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10 degrees should wake up a few moths. must be warmer nights further north in glos to get those catches. Did they have frost on their wings. anyone take a...
1 Mar 14, 2010
11:33 pm

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Stroud Museum in the Park are running 3 moth evenings this year. Keep an eye on their website for timetable of events....
3 Mar 13, 2010
11:18 pm

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Rather slim pickings at Woodchester last night: Satellite (8) Oak Beauty (1) Common Quaker (2) T alternella (2) Chestnut (2) That's from four traps! Still,...
2 Mar 13, 2010
4:57 pm

Peter
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