Moth Survey Results - 16/06/2026
Moth Survey Results - Each Tuesday morning we check out light trap to see what species have been attracted from the night before.
We we had 122 individual and 43 different species in the moth trap 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.
- Burnished Brass
- Cinnabar
- Small Magpie
- Clouded Border
- Peppered Moth
- Reed Veneer
- Dog's Tooth
- Buff Ermine
- Flame
- Common Wainscot
- Flame shoulder
- Turnip
- Dark Arches
- Mottled Rustic
- Bright Straw
- Agapeta hamana
- Large Yellow Underwing
- Middle Barred Minor
- Uncertain
- Setaceous Hebrew Character
- Bright Line Brown Eye
- Smoky Wainscot
- Celypha striana
- Silver Y
- Poplar Hawkmoth
- Eyed Hawkmoth
- Cnephasia species
- White Satin Kitten
- Small Square Spot
- White Ermine
- Single Dotted Wave
- Heart and Dart
- Notocelia uddmanniana
- Marbled Minor
- Common Wave
- Common Footman
- Cream boarded green pea
- Delicate
- Celpha lacunana
- Vine's Rustic
- Straw Dot
- Sciota adelphella
- Rustic Shoulder Knot