Abergavenny garden

Our two trappings within the last week have yielded a total of  36 species, although not in large numbers. However, we had three species new to us (Lesser Swallow Prominent, Tawny-barred Angle and an L-album Wainscot) (all figured). Having checked the gwentleps.org.uk website, as far as we can see the Wainscot has previously only been recorded from the Gwent Levels and Wye Valley, so ours appears to be the first in the north of the county. We would be interested to have this confirmed. 

10th June

Bright-line Brown-eye (1), Brimstone Moth (1), Buff Ermine (4), Buff Footman (1), Buff Tip (1), Clouded Brindle (1), Dark Arches (3), Common Marbled Carpet (1), Common Swift (1), Common White Wave (1), Dingy Footman (1), Flame (1), Green Arches (1), Heart & Dart (8), Lesser Swallow Prominent (1), Light Emerald (1), Marbled Minor (1), Marbled Minor agg. (4),  Peppered Moth (2), Poplar Hawkmoth (1), Riband Wave (1), Shoulder-striped Wainscot (2), Setaceous Hebrew Character (1), Snout (2), Spectacle (1), Treble Brown-spot (2), Vine's Rustic (1)

14th June

Bright-line Brown-eye (1), Buff Arches (1), Buff Ermine (3), Clouded Border (1), Common Emerald (1), Common Pug (1), Dark Arches (3), Heart & Dart (4), L-album Wainscot (1), Marbled Minor agg. (1), Peppered Moth (1),  Riband Wave (1), Spectacle (2), Tawny-barred Angle (1), Tawny Marbled Minor (1), Uncertain (3), Vine's Rustic (2), Willow Beauty (1)