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Sunday, 31 July 2011

Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing

Male Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing  

  Mick had two good moths of note, Silky Wainscot and Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing, with only about ten records each trapped at Longstones. Both were new species for me, but the White-speck, that he also caught, I had seen at least 20+.

Silky Wainscot 

White-speck 

Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing 



  At Porth Hellick, the first Oak Eggar was on the wing. On the pool there were 5 Greenshank and a single Common Sandpiper and a juvenile Mediteranean Gull was at Porthloo.


Common Sandpiper at Porth Hellick 

Juvenile Mediterranean Gull fast asleep at Porthloo 

Flies covered the beach at Bar Point 

A few of these Rove Beetle sp were among the flies  

Overcast skies over Samson looking from Bar Point 


Saturday 30th July 

  Yesterday at work, 6 Common Crossbill flew NW towards the golf course. Moth included Scarce Footman, Fanfoot, Dark Arches, Buff Ermine and Shuttle-shaped Dart, attracted to the Star Castle lights overnight.


St Mary's Harbour 

Looking from Star Castle 


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