| Re: My first moth-trapping session. Quote:
Originally Posted by PMG Good Luck Julie - you'll soon be looking like the rest of us 'trappers' . . . dark rings around the eyes . . .comatose during the day (virtually impossible to rouse out of bed to attend work) and as the day progresses and darkness approaches an air of nervous expectation!!!!
I ran mine at the caravan site on my last days off and a got myself a new record 'The Streamer' I brought it into the van to photograph it - as soon as I took the top of the specimen pot it was off to the roof and I thought no worries everything is closed . . . but it seems there is a slight gap in the roof light even when it is closed and thro that it squeezed!  I retrapped it again the following night and fumbled the potting up process - it was last seen speeding thro the darkness and blackthorn never to be seen again. . .
So Good Luck!!
Pauline | Well if it travels a bit south, perhaps it'll end up in mine tonight! It's all very exciting. I'm like a kid at the moment. I keep having to go out in the garden for a look! 
__________________ The female of the species is more deadly than the male.:p |