I put the trap under a large and fragrant mock orange last night, a shady spot where I seldom try to trap. The results were little different from recent catches in other parts of the garden: three Elephant Hawks which are very common at the moment, and a large assortment of Buff Ermines, Hearts and Darts, Small Magpies and other visitors.
One very small arrival caught my eye: the Lime-speck Pug, above. There were also two contrasting examples of the micro
Udea olivalis. Looking at them, I think that the pair which I identified yesterday as
L. utealis may be
olivalis as well, so I am updating that. Both moths are common.
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