Moth Trap – 24th -25th July 2026

I ran my 20W Actinic overnight on 24th July in my Melbourne garden – results as follows in no particular order – Light Brown Apple Moth 1; Mint Moth 3, Chrysoteuchia culmella 3, Small Dusty Wave 1, Poplar Hawk-moth 1, Least Yellow Underwing 1, Large Yellow Underwing 2, Marbled Minor agg, Pale Mottled Willow 1, Common Rustic agg 1, Dark Arches 1, Crambus perlella 3, Riband Wave 2, Bird Cherry Ermine 4, Pale Prominent 1, Willow Beauty 1, Mother of Pearl 1, Barred Hook-tip 1, Cydia splendana 1, Nomophila noctuella (Rush Veneer) 1, Diamond-back Moth 1, Eudonia mercurella 1, Agonopterix advenella 1, Agriphila straminella 3, Scarce Footman 1, Bryotropha terrella 3, Brown House Moth 1, Agonopterix heracliana/ciliella agg 1.

Pale Prominent = ©Tony Davison
Poplar Hawk-moth – ©Tony Davison
Nomophila noctuella – Rush Veneer – ©Tony Davison
Cydia splendana – ©Tony Davison
Agonopterix arenella ©Tony Davison
Agriphila straminella – ©Tony Davison
Bryotropha terrella – ©Tony Davison
Scarce Footman – ©Tony Davison

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