An almost ideal warm and still night resulting in a large number of species visiting the sheet, seven of which are new records on the property.

Light: 50W UV CFL 71460

Direction: Sheet facing South-East

Runtime: 8:30pm – 10:30pm (2 hours).

Observations: 59

Species: 47

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Interesting Records:

• A Gryllotalpa sp. (Mole Cricket). These are apparently common visitors to moth sheets, but the first I’ve encountered.
• An Ecnolagria sp. (Honeybrown Beetle). These are everywhere at the moment, but I don’t usually encounter them on my property.
• One of the Slug Caterpillar Moths, a Pseudanapaea sp. A group that is difficult to ID beyond Genus.

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• The first record of a Flea Beetle (Tribe Alticini) on the property, showing its enlarged hindleg femora.
• The first record of a Silvanid Flat Bark Beetle (Family Silvanidae) on the property. These are fungivores, but I’ve no idea exactly what they are feeding on, or whether it’s on my property or elsewhere.
• The first record of a Cylindrical Bark Beetles (Subfamily Colydiinae) on the property.

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• The first record of a Plant Bug from the Tribe Leucophoropterini on the property.
• The first record of a Pleasing Fungus Beetles (Family Erotylidae) on the property.
• The first record of a Three-barred Earis (Earias paralella) on the property.

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