...which seems to be called funerella too? Trapped last night in Eaton Ford. According to the book, seems to be quite rare. Any thoughts from the recorders. Certainly a smart moth!
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Hi Richard,
Definitely that species. As far as I am aware there are 6 previous records up to the end of 2010 with 3 in Biggleswade,Two in Clophill and the most recent one in Eaton Ford TL16 in 2008.
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