A smart micro moth, Caloptilia stigmatella, caught in Cristin Withy was a new species for the island.
Caloptilia stigmatella (c) Richard Else
Wind, rain and poor visibility are the order of the day at the moment. One possibly two Little Egrets have been seen in the murkiness of the morning, with a slight scattering of waders and little else of note.
A Southern Wainscot was the highlight of the macros in the moth trap and another new species of micro moth has been trapped. Details of identification should be posted later with a picture!
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