ipernity: Geometridae (Ennominae) by C.Rayz

Speckled Yellow Moth

16 May 2014

2

352

Loads of these flying about right now, everyone always thinks they are butterflies :)

Square Spot

27 Apr 2014

1

199

A few moths from our recent Moth Trapping event for Sussex Moth Group, Hastings Branch at Brede High Woods 26 April 2014

Lunar Thorn

27 Apr 2014

1

264

A few moths from our recent Moth Trapping event for Sussex Moth Group, Hastings Branch at Brede High Woods 26 April 2014

Grey Birch Moth

21 Apr 2014

1

162

White-pinion Spotted

21 Apr 2014

1

170

Another nice looker we saw on an earlier visit.

Oak Beauty

15 Mar 2014

2

1

233

Lovely beauty that visited this year. Star of the catch 13 March 2014

Satin Beauty

04 Aug 2013

136

Stars of the catch of Sussex Moth Group, Hastings Branch Possingworth Park Moth event 3 Aug 2013

Swallow-tailed Moth

24 Jul 2013

192

Stars of the catch 24 July 2013. This is a lovely varation with much whiter wing color.

Peppered Moth Face

22 Jul 2013

269

Stars of the catch 21 July 2013. Although we've had loads of Peppered Moth, especially this year, this is the first time ever seeing the melanistic form. Information about them here.

Peppered Moths Comparison

22 Jul 2013

1

177

Stars of the catch 21 July 2013. Although we've had loads of Peppered Moth, especially this year, this is the first time ever seeing the melanistic form. Information about them here.

Peppered Moth f. carbonaria

22 Jul 2013

1

298

Stars of the catch 21 July 2013. Although we've had loads of Peppered Moth, especially this year, this is the first time ever seeing the melanistic form. Information about them here.

Mottled Beauty

18 Jul 2013

155

Stars of the catch 17 July 2013. NFY First year trapping here, we had loads, second year not one, this year again we had several. This is a abberation in Mottled Beauty and it is very striking, this one is a bit worn.

Mottled Beauty

18 Jul 2013

179

Stars of the catch 17 July 2013. NFY First year trapping here, we had loads, second year not one, this year again we had several. This is the same moth as the prior, just a more typical color form.