June 2017

In two weeks in Cumbria light-trapping produced no species new to me, but daytime netting and potting has probably provided 7 new species - 4 of which need dissection to confirm:
35.120 Scrobipalpa artimisiella; 14/06/2017; Knipe Scar - potted on thyme, species to be confirmed
40.012 Mompha miscella; 20/06/2017; Warton Crag - potted on rock rose
43.005 Scythris crassiuscula: 20/06/2017; Warton Crag - potted on rock rose, species to be confirmed 
48.002 Prochoreutis myllerana; 17/06/2017; Elter Water - netted over skullcap
49.220 Rhopobota myrtillana; 17/06/2017; Haweswater - by sweeping bilberry, species to be confirmed
63.084 Crambus ericella; 19/06/2017; Great Asby Scar
70.040 Scotopteryx mucronata (Lead Belle); 14/06/2016; Knipe scar - netted over gorse, species to be confirmed (there were a large number of fresh July Belles about)
The 3 definitely identified species have been added to the site; the rest will follow eventually.

40.012 Mompha miscella; 20/06/2017; Warton Crag

63.084 Crambus ericella; 19/06/2017; Great Asby Scar

48.002 Prochoreutis myllerana; 17/06/2017; Elter Water

A late afternoon visit to Cranwich camp and a night trapping at Foulden Common, Norfolk on 29th probably provided 3 new species:
07.002 Nemophora metallica; Cranwich camp; on Field Scabious
36.002 Batrachedra pinicolella; Foulden Common; to light

07.002 Nemophora metallica; 29/06/2017; Cranwich Camp

36.002 Batrachedra pinicolella; 29/06/2017; Foulden Common

1423 species presented