I opted for a change of scenery this week and made the drive up to Suffolk to visit my grandparents. Conveniently for me, they live in a wildlife-rich part of the county known as the Brecks; a unique landscape characterised by low-lying grassy heaths, big skies, sandy sun-parched soils and crooked Scot's Pine trees. Their garden backs out onto classic Breckland habitat, and I set up a couple of moth traps there during my stay with them...
Latticed Heath
Pediasia contaminella
Epiblema foenella
Beautiful China-mark
Brown China-mark
Mere Wainscot
Antler Moth
True Lover's-knot
Apotomis lineana
Catoptria pinella
Brown-line Bright-eye
But apart from that, I didn't really catch anything.
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