File:(1823) Netted Pug (Eupithecia venosata) (5696091411).jpg

The weather proved to be the best we've had for a while, with a gentle breeze and warm temperatures we decided to trap at this location . Having never been here before I didn't know what to expect, but was pleasantly surprised with 2 first's and a second of another species. Treble-lines proved to be the most common moth present with a good amount of Pugs coming to the various light sources. Easily the best moth of the night was a single Netted Pug, but for me personally seeing my first Treble-bar's were a delight, not one but at least 6 were seen. The weather did turn cool as a clear sky dominated above us, so we packed up at around 12am, with a cool breeze getting up as we packed away.

Waterford Heath - North Pit 06/05/11 - 125w MV Robinson Trap, 125w Tripod + vertical sheet and a 22w Actinic.

Macro Moths (37 Species)

Treble-bar [NEW] Common Swift Oak Hook-tip Silver-ground Carpet Common Carpet Purple Bar Small Phoenix Red-green Carpet Broken-barred Carpet Green Carpet May Highflyer Small Waved Umber Mottled Pug Netted Pug Common Pug White-spotted Pug Brindled Pug Oak-tree Pug Seraphim Yellow-barred Brindle Scorched Carpet Brimstone Moth Waved Umber Brindled White-spot Common White Wave Common Wave Clouded Silver Pebble Prominent Pale Prominent Pale Tussock Heart & Dart Shuttle-shaped Dart Flame Shoulder Setaceous Hebrew Character Large Nutmeg Treble Lines Spectacle

Micro Moths (14 Species)

Nematopogon swammerdamella [NEW] Agapeta hamana Bee Moth Aphomia sociella Cnephasia sp. Stigmella aurata Monopsis weaverella Celypha lacunana Scoparia ambigualis Epinotia immundana Epinotia cynosbatella Epiblema trimaculana Syndemis musculana Batia lunaris Tinea trinotella