Navigation: wildlife > lepidoptera > moths             The best way I can see to organise this is by simply listing what I have and producing a page for each. If I obtain more than adult specimens I can post them on the same page. Some adults I rarely see (Oak Eggar and Elephant Hawk for example). Other species I rarely see the Caterpillar. Many Moth species have no popular name so I have to use the latin name.   NB: Many of these were shot in the Thereabouts areas some time ago using old technology and in challenging (dark) conditions but they are still unambiguous good records of species. I will add Goyt Valley specimens as and when I stumble on them.   Adela reaumurella Oak Eggar July Belle Crambus lathoniellus Nettle tap Garden Grass-veneer Bactra lancealana Emperor Green Carpet Udea lutealis Least Yellow Underwing Antler True Lovers’ Knot Chimney Sweeper Small Fan-foot Shaded Broadbar Latticed Heath Cinnabar Silver Ground Carpet Blood Vein Common Heath Silver Y Large Yellow Underwing Brown China-mark Elephant Hawk Common Carpet Straw dot Yellow-tail Narrow Bd 5 spot Burnet Bird-dropping Pebble Hook-tip Lunar Hornet Moth Dot Harmonia axyridis Common Footman Common Wainscot Broom Grey Dagger Esperia sulphurella Common Quaker Grapholita jungiella Limnephilus mar. Orthotaenia undulana Celypha lacunana Timothy Tortrix Crambus pascuella Brown Plume Agriphila straminella Angle Shades           Pebble Hook-tip (Drepana falcataria): June 7th.   Page last reviewed and updated: August 28th. 2024   top

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