On window. Came to light.
One of several caught in a Heath moth trap.
One of several caught in a Heath moth trap. The strong, unbroken, straight white submarginal line distinguishes it from P. productata. First time this moth has been encountered this season.
One of several caught in a Heath moth trap. The strong, unbroken, straight white submarginal line distinguishes it from P. productata. First time this moth has been encountered this season.
Some of the Pseudocoremia genus caught in a Heath moth trap. Top row, P. dugdalei, P. suavis, P. indistincta, P. dugdalei. Bottom 3, P. dugdalei, P. lupinata and P. lupinata.
One of several caught in a Heath moth trap. The strong, unbroken, straight white submarginal line distinguishes it from P. productata. First time this moth has been encountered this season.
Day flying in bush. Not sure on ID.
Drawn to light. Unusually small for this species. Considered Epyaxa lucidata (a rare moth for here) but felt H. deltoidata a better pattern match.