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As well as adventures down by the river, photographing beavers, August has also seen Evelyn and I turning the moth trap on to see what we could find in the garden. I was really surprised at the different moths that were in the trap, just a few weeks after the last time. Again, I will reiterate that my knowledge of moths is not a patch on my dad’s, but the more I empty the trap, the more starts to come back to me! If I have identified them wrongly, please do let me know. Here are some photos of some of the beautiful moths we caught this time.Burnished BrassPoplar Hawk-MothSpectacle MothOrange Swift on my shoe! And this is my best effort of a full list of what we caught. Common Wainscot 20 Poplar Hawk-Moth 2 Emerald Moth 1 Burnished Brass Moth 1 European Corn Borer 1 Clay Triple Lines 1 Common Purple and Gold 1 Spectacle Moth 3 Willow Beauty 1 Heart and Dart Moth 4 Setaceous Hebrew Character 1 Mother of Pearl Moth 5 Owlet moth? (I think) 1 Dark Spectacle Moth 1 Common Quaker Moth 1…

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