I recently built a moth trap to see what was out and about in my
garden at night. We have had some heavy rain over the last couple of
weeks so I was just waiting for the right night that would be dry and I
got one Saturday night. So I setup the trap and headed to bed. When I
got up sunday morning I was amazed at the amout I had in the box. For
something that was home made I had trapped over 30 moth and up to 15
different species. So here are a few shots of the moths..
Bright-line Brown-eye
Buff Ermine
Buff and White Ermine
Common Emerald Moth
Common White Wave moth
Dark Arches Moth
Eudonian mercurella
Garden Carpet Moth
Heart and Dart Moth
A Large Yellow Under Wing Moth
Phlyctaenia coronata
Riband Wave Moth
And another type of Riband Wave Moth
Small Magpie Moth
Straw Dot Moth
Bright-line Brown-eye
Buff Ermine
Buff and White Ermine
Common Emerald Moth
Common White Wave moth
Dark Arches Moth
Eudonian mercurella
Garden Carpet Moth
Heart and Dart Moth
A Large Yellow Under Wing Moth
Phlyctaenia coronata
Riband Wave Moth
And another type of Riband Wave Moth
Small Magpie Moth
Straw Dot Moth
1 comment:
Great work James! Know this is an old post, just found it through google search. I'm looking to build a moth trap of my own, any tips? I'm presuming you bought the electrics pre-wired?
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