Some more quality moths from my holiday at Seasalter, Kent (part 2)

Some more quality moths from my holiday at Seasalter, Kent (part 1)

An excellent week holidaying at Seasalter Kent produced several new moths for me from 3 nights trapping: white-point, mullein wave, reed dagger and least carpet

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Rare moth found in Norfolk village 50 years after becoming ‘extinct’ in Britain

Enthusiasts discovered Norfolk snout, thought to have died out in the UK in 1971, in their garden

At Berryhill fields this morning a new Whinchat and Stonechat

Yes it’s good but best treated with caution even a 100% certain result can be wrong!

Obsidentify says Celypha lacunana and Eudonia pallida

Sadly not

9! Vines rustic in the trap this morning plus a swallow prominent, a tatty Old Lady and 46 other species #staffsmoths

At Berryhill fields today: wheatear, redstart and 3 stonechat #staffsbirds