Despite its drab appearance it is a new moth for 2013, a lifer and a welcomed addition to the garden list.
Tuesday, 26 February 2013
Diurnea fagella
With help from members of the North East Moths group my first moth of 2013 found whilst decorating in January has been identified as Diurnea fagella. A member of the Oecophorid family and an early spring moth usually seen from March to May.
Despite its drab appearance it is a new moth for 2013, a lifer and a welcomed addition to the garden list.
Despite its drab appearance it is a new moth for 2013, a lifer and a welcomed addition to the garden list.
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