On Monday, July 23rd we moth-trapped at UWNR. As ever the amazing Hugo Brooke, from Butterfly Conservation, ran the session and carried out the species identification. Conditions were OK, but not brilliant - clear skies and a 3/4 bright, shiny moon.
The highlight of the session this Double Kidney, which Hugo had never seen before. Hugo has been moth-trapping for many decades, so this find was rather special.
To read the full list of species trapped and identified, please click on the 'Read More' tab below and scroll to the bottom of the page...