Garden Moths – Diary 04 April

 
L Red Sword-grass

The images below of moths and butterflies found in April, are reproduced from the monthly diary section of our DVD-ROM, released in November 2008. Titled “In A Different Light – A Garden’s Moths and Butterflies …. A Photographic Diary”, all the images are copyrighted to us. Please contact us if you’re interested in purchasing a copy of the DVD-ROM, including a separate CD of the Dawn Chorus in the garden, for £10 plus P&P. There is much more information, and the images are of a much higher quality than those uploaded to the blog below, on the DVD-ROM. There is more information and reviews of the DVD-ROM on the ‘parent’ Garden Moths page.

The moths are arranged in 4 size groupings from simple Large, Medium, Small, Tiny. The landscape, plant and ‘Moth-Art’ images indicate a size change.

01d Ebrill April 04 mm L aa 4Camellia L aaZ4 L Angle Shades (anterior) L Angle Shades (posterior) L Angle Shades L Brindled Beauty L Dotted Border (Male) L Early Thorn ( Male ) L Emperor Moth (Female) L Engrailed ( 2 ) L Engrailed L Great Prominent L Green-veined White ( B ) L Green-veined White (B) 2 L Herald L Oak Beauty L Pale Brindled Beauty ( Male ) L Pale Pinion L Pale Prominent L Peacock ( B ) L Pebble Prominent L Powdered Quaker L Purple Thorn 2 L Purple Thorn L Red Sword-grass L Small Tortoiseshell ( B ) L Small White (B) (2) L Small White (B) L Square Spot L Twin-spotted Quaker M aa 4Tulip M aa A4 M aaZ4 M Chestnut (2) M Clouded Drab M Common Quaker (4) M Coxcomb Prominent M Early Grey M Early Moth ( Male ) M Early Tooth-striped (2) M Early Tooth-striped M Frosted Green (2) M Frosted Green M Grey Birch M Hebrew Character M Lunar Marbled Brown (2) M Lunar Marbled Brown M March Moth ( Male ) M Mottled Grey M Northern Drab 2 M Northern Drab M Orange Tip ( B F) M Orange Tip ( B M ) M Pine Beauty M Red Chestnut M Red Twin-spot Carpet M Red-green Carpet M Shoulder Stripe (2) M Shoulder Stripe M Small Phoenix M Streamer M Water Carpet M White-marked (4) and Red Chestnut M White-marked M Yellow Horned S aa 4Primrose S aa A4 S aaZ4 S Agonopterix ocellana S Brindled Pug (4) S Brindled Pug S Brown House Moth (micro) (2) S Brown House Moth (micro) S Diurnea fagella 2 S Diurnea fagella S Double-striped Pug S Least Black Arches S Oak Nycteoline S Oak Tree Pug S Semioscopis steinkellneriana 2 S Semioscopis steinkellneriana S Small Quaker S Twenty-plume Moth (micro) S V-Pug T aa 4Rhododendron T aa A4 T aaZ4 T Acleris hastiana T Acleris rhombana 2 T Acleris rhombana 3 T Acleris rhombana T Caloptilia stigmatella T Epinotia immundana 2 T Epinotia immundana zz 4bluebell zz  Sunset 4 zzzapr

Posted 4/01/2013.

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