A couple of belated images from last Friday, featuring two of the most exciting things that could possibly ever happen: a solar eclipse AND a moth-trapping session.
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| There was an annoying cloud covering the sun for much of the morning, but luckily it cleared a couple of minutes to spare, giving us enough time to scramble together an old shoebox with a pinhole ready for peak totality. |
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| Blackhouse Woods - 8 of us set up moth traps along this woodland ride, whilst a fantastic sun set behind the Malvern Hills. |
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| Yellow Horned |
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| Grey Shoulder-knot |
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| The two most common species of Pug in early spring - Double-striped (above) and Brindled (below) |
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