Moth Survey Results - 02/09/2025

Out of a total of 614 moths, 39 species were identified this morning. A selection of the moths are available to view at our welcome desk all day. Visit us next Tuesday morning from 7am if you would like to join staff in identifying moths from our light trap. If you are a WWT member you can show your card to the moth guide and gain early access to the reserve.

1. Burnished Brass
2. Large Yellow Underwing
3. Common Wainscot
4. Large Wainscot
5. Setaceous Hebrew Character
6. Six Striped Rustic
7. Broad Yellow Underwing
8. Ruby Rustic
9. Rusty Dot Pearl
10. Light Brown Apple Moth
11. Flustered Orange
12. Bird Cherry Ermine
13. Bright Line Brown Eye
14. Delypha lacunana
15. Square Spot Rustic
16. Blood Vein
17. Delicate
18. Smokey Wainscot
19. Dark-Barred Twin-Spot Carpet
20. Single-Dotted Wave
21. Lime-Speck Pug
22. Wax moth
23. Bright Line-Brown Eye
24. White Point
25. Angle Shades
26. Knot Grass
27. Flounced Rustic
28. European Corn Bores
29. Chilo Phragmitella
30. Green Carpet
31. Ruby Tiger
32. Least Carpet
33. Dark Fruit tree Tortrix
34. Flame Shoulder
35. Centre-bared Sallow
36. Spectacle
37. lesser broad-bordered yellow underwing
38. Uncertain
39. Small Square-Spot

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