Scarce Silver-lines, Bena bicoorana
....but is it really scarce...I suppose it is if you have never seen one before....this being the case for me...but it doesnt appear on the Kent Biodiversity Action Plan Species list....heres what it says for moths....
Aspitates gilvaria
Straw Belle
Straw Belle
Calophasia lunula
Toadflax Brocade
Toadflax Brocade
Catocala promissa
Light Crimson Underwing
Light Crimson Underwing
Catocala sponsa
Dark Crimson Underwing
Dark Crimson Underwing
Hadena albimacula
White-Spot
White-Spot
Hydraecia osseola
Marsh Mallow Moth
Marsh Mallow Moth
Idaea ochrata
Bright Wave
Bright Wave
Jodia croceago
Orange Upperwing
Orange Upperwing
Moma alpium
Scarce Merveille du Jour
Scarce Merveille du Jour
Siona lineata
Black Veined Moth
Black Veined Moth
Thetidia smaragdaria
Essex Emerald
Essex Emerald
....and I havent caught any of them...!...anyway...heres a link so you can check out the list of species....
http://www.kentbap.org.uk/habitats-and-species/priority-species/
....heres another first for me....
Small Yellow Wave, Hydrelia Flammeolaria
Heres a couple of moths I have seen before, firstly one I have caught on only one other occasion...
Peach Blossom, Thyatira batis
...and one that turns up every year without fail....
Rosy Footman, Miltochrista miniata
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