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Moths of the Month (Adult Macros)

The National Moth Recording Scheme's database has records for each of the species for a vice county for a given month. The photographs are taken from the Scottish County Moth Recorders' Voucher Archive.  If the Archive has a photo of the species for the Vice County then that will be shown, otherwise a photo from another Scottish VC will display.  

A simple algorithm has been used to provide an indication of abundance of the species in that month (not of its abundance generally) for records since January 2000.  This has been based on the number of records (not the counts within records) that the moth has for that month in that VC compared to the total counts for that VC in that month for all species.  Some inappropriate categories may therefore be shown, but any species with 'Very Unusual, or for beginners 'Unusual' against them should be checked with your CMR.

 

 

Yellow Horned
(Regular)
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Emperor Moth
(Very unusual)
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Dark-barred Twin-spot Carpet
(Very unusual)
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Flame Carpet
(Very unusual)
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Shoulder Stripe
(Unusual)
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Streamer
(Unusual)
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Spruce Carpet
(Very unusual)
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Small Phoenix
(Very unusual)
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Red-Green Carpet
(Very unusual)
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Autumn Green Carpet
(Very unusual)
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Mottled Grey
(Frequent)
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Water Carpet
(Unusual)
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Double-striped Pug
(Regular)
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V-Pug
(Very unusual)
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Brindled Pug
(Very frequent)
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Golden-rod Pug
(Very unusual)
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Early Tooth-striped
(Frequent)
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Orange Underwing
(Very unusual)
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Brown Silver-line
(Unusual)
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Barred Umber
(Very unusual)
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Early Thorn
(Regular)
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March Moth
(Regular)
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Rannoch Brindled Beauty
(Very unusual)
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Oak Beauty
(Frequent)
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Dotted Border
(Very unusual)
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Grey Birch
(Very unusual)
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Common Heath
(Very unusual)
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Lunar Marbled Brown
(Regular)
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Great Prominent
(Unusual)
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Scarce Prominent
(Regular)
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Herald
(Very unusual)
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Nut-tree Tussock
(Very unusual)
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Early Grey
(Frequent)
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Chestnut
(Frequent)
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Pale Pinion
(Very unusual)
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Red Sword-grass
(Very unusual)
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Pine Beauty
(Very unusual)
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Clouded Drab
(Frequent)
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Common Quaker
(Very frequent)
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Small Quaker
(Very frequent)
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Powdered Quaker
(Unusual)
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Hebrew Character
(Very frequent)
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Red Chestnut
(Frequent)
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Least Black Arches
(Regular)
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Oak Nycteoline
(Very unusual)
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