Thanks, John

Here in Torpoint, I only managed 4 E.postvittana, one E.monodactyla and a
Double-striped Pug.

So I'm still living in hope of E.ocellea....


All The Best

Leon
(Torpoint)

----- Original Message -----
From: johnfoster.trewellard
To: cornwallmothgroup@...
Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2008 11:58 AM
Subject: [Cornwall Moth Group] Re: Weather tonight


As predicted, 2 E. ocellea last night.
First decent night of moths here in Trewellard this year, 8 Double-
striped pug, 1 V-pug, 1 Red Chestnut, 1 Satellite, 1 Hebrew Character

John

--- In cornwallmothgroup@..., "johnfoster.trewellard"
<johnfoster.trewellard@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> The weather forecast for the rest of this week looks good for
bringing
> in a few migrant moths, quite similar to the weather pattern that
> brought us the recent run of Euchromius ocellea and all that
Saharan
> dust. The warm front due to arrive tonight may have originated too
far
> west (near the Azores) but the airflow on subsequent nights should
have
> come from southern Spain and beyond. Due to be warm (min. 11 deg.
C.
> tonight in Penzance) and cloudy, trouble is tonight and tomorrow
might
> also be wet and windy.
>
> Happy trapping,
> John
>






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