Observations by possumsend

Heath trap run over 2 cold nights. This moth was by far and away the most abundant species seen. At least 50 on the first night and about 20 on the second night. I am guessing scutata but wouldn't be surprised if it is skelloni or a mix or something else. Difficult to photograph the antennae in most cases as in the morning the moths were very cold and uncooperative.

Heath trap run over 2 cold nights. This moth was by far and away the most abundant species seen. At least 50 on the first night and about 20 on the second night. I am guessing scutata but wouldn't be surprised if it is skelloni or a mix or something else. Difficult to photograph the antennae in most cases as in the morning the moths were very cold and uncooperative.

Heath trap run over 2 cold nights. This moth was by far and away the most abundant species seen. At least 50 on the first night and about 20 on the second night. I am guessing scutata but wouldn't be surprised if it is skelloni or a mix or something else. Difficult to photograph the antennae in most cases as in the morning the moths were very cold and uncooperative.

Heath trap run over 2 cold nights. This moth was by far and away the most abundant species seen. At least 50 on the first night and about 20 on the second night. I am guessing scutata but wouldn't be surprised if it is skelloni or a mix or something else. Difficult to photograph the antennae in most cases as in the morning the moths were very cold and uncooperative.

Heath trap run over 2 cold nights. This moth was by far and away the most abundant species seen. At least 50 on the first night and about 20 on the second night. I am guessing scutata but wouldn't be surprised if it is skelloni or a mix or something else. Difficult to photograph the antennae in most cases as in the morning the moths were very cold and uncooperative.

Heath trap run over 2 cold nights. This moth was by far and away the most abundant species seen. At least 50 on the first night and about 20 on the second night. I am guessing scutata but wouldn't be surprised if it is skelloni or a mix or something else. Difficult to photograph the antennae in most cases as in the morning the moths were very cold and uncooperative.

Heath trap run over 2 cold nights. This moth was by far and away the most abundant species seen. At least 50 on the first night and about 20 on the second night. I am guessing scutata but wouldn't be surprised if it is skelloni or a mix or something else. Difficult to photograph the antennae in most cases as in the morning the moths were very cold and uncooperative.