About the Kent Moths Gallery

This blog is intended as a gallery of photos for all moths found in the county of Kent. Please send through your quality images (and links to your websites) of moth species caught yesterday or yesteryear in order that this can become a complete archive of Kent's moth fauna.

Many thanks,
Tony Morris (Admin) & Ross Newham (Admin) kentmothsgallery@gmail.com

Friday 14 May 2010

Dungeness Bird Observatory, 2nd May 2010

Lime-speck Pug - A well distributed and distinctive pug - which makes a nice change!

Light Feathered Rustic - "A very variable moth, with examples ranging from pale buff to dark brown with varying markings.

Distributed mainly in the south of England, but also in the Welsh hills, the favoured habitats are calcareous soils, shingle beaches, quarries and similar stony areas." (UKMoths)


Cochylis atricapitana (966) - Quite well distributed throughout Britain but more commonly found around the coast.


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