My good friend Will Soar had a cracking moth trap at Kings Newton overnight of 16th July 2016, with well over 80 species, including some interesting micros and a potential county first – 12.017/BF217 – Nemapogon koenigi (wolffiella) – White-speckled Clothes Moth – Nationally Scarce B. I spent several hours with him on Sunday morning, photographing some of the better micros, including the White-speckled Clothes Moth. The following are a small selection of the micros.
Nemapogon koenigi – White-speckled Clothes Moth – Above 3 images – A potential first county record of this Nationally Scarce B species. – Kings Newton, Derbyshire – Tony Davison©
Pammene fasciana – (Acorn Piercer) – Kings Newton, Derbyshire – Tony Davison©
Aethes rubigana – Above 2 images – Kings Newton, Derbyshire – July 17th 2016 – Tony Davison©
Epinotia tenerana (Nut Bud Moth) – Kings Newton, Derbyshire – Tony Davison©
Blastodacna hellerella – Kings Newton, Derbyshire – July 17th 2016 – Tony Davison©
Acrobasis consociella – Kings Newton, Derbyshire – July 17th 2016 – Tony Davison©
Lobesia abscisana – Kings Newton, Derbyshire – 17th July 2016 – Tony Davison©
Zeiraphera isertana – (Cock’s-head Bell) – Kings Newton, Derbyshire -17th July 2016 – Tony Davison©
V-Pug – Kings Newton, Derbyshire – 17th July 2016 – Tony Davison©
Brown Plume – A new county species for me – Kings Newton, Derbyshire – 17th July 2016 – Tony Davison©
