Momphidae

Description: Mompha lacteella (Stephens, 1834), to LepiLED and actinic light in light-tower, Utterslev Mose, Søborg, Denmark, 9-10 June 2018. Date: 9 June 2018, 23:29. Source: Mompha lacteella. Author: Donald Hobern from Copenhagen, Denmark. Camera location55° 43′ 23″ N, 12° 29′ 54.54″ E View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap 55.723055; 12.498483.

Description: MV light, Hunthouse Wood, Worcestershire. Gen Det. Date: 5 June 2010, 12:38. Source: 40.003 BF887 Mompha lacteella. Author: Patrick Clement from West Midlands, England.

Description: Mompha lacteella, Weibchen. Date:. Source: Own work. Author: Michael Kurz. Permission (Reusing this file): Deutsch: Dieses Foto wurde vom Autor und Fotografen der Naturkundlichen Gesellschaft (www.nkis.info) Michael Kurz erstellt und unter der Lizenz CC BY-SA 3.0/at veröffentlicht. Das Bild kann frei verwendet werden, wenn ich als Urheber genannt und die weiteren Lizenzbestimmungen eingehalten werden. Genaueres unter Beschreibung der richtigen Lizenz English: This photograph was taken by the author and photographer of the austrian Natural History Society (www.nkis.info) Michael Kurz and released under the CC BY-SA 3.0/at license(s). You are free to use it for any purpose as long as you credit me as the author and follow the terms of the license. More details about the License Description of License Um mir ein Belegexemplar zu senden, kontaktiere mich unter / To send me a voucher copy, please contact me → michael.kurz[at]gmx.at :.

Description: Mompha sturnipennella, Männchen. Date:. Source: Own work. Author: Michael Kurz. Permission (Reusing this file): Deutsch: Dieses Foto wurde vom Autor und Fotografen der Naturkundlichen Gesellschaft (www.nkis.info) Michael Kurz erstellt und unter der Lizenz CC BY-SA 3.0/at veröffentlicht. Das Bild kann frei verwendet werden, wenn ich als Urheber genannt und die weiteren Lizenzbestimmungen eingehalten werden. Genaueres unter Beschreibung der richtigen Lizenz English: This photograph was taken by the author and photographer of the austrian Natural History Society (www.nkis.info) Michael Kurz and released under the CC BY-SA 3.0/at license(s). You are free to use it for any purpose as long as you credit me as the author and follow the terms of the license. More details about the License Description of License Um mir ein Belegexemplar zu senden, kontaktiere mich unter / To send me a voucher copy, please contact me → michael.kurz[at]gmx.at :.

Description: Mompha sturnipennella?. Date: 21 June 2011, 09:42. Source: Mompha sturnipennella?. Author: gailhampshire from Cradley, Malvern, U.K. Camera location52° 07′ 21.48″ N, 2° 23′ 17.35″ W View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap 52.122633; -2.388153.

Description: Mompha sturnipennella, Deeside, North Wales, July 2011. Date: 11 July 2011, 17:57. Source: Mompha sturnipennella, Deeside, North Wales, July 2011. Author: Janet Graham.

Description: 03/10/11. Date: 5 October 2011, 08:28. Source: [0891] Mompha sturnipennella. Author: Ben Sale from UK.

Description: First blank of May, finally a moth and a fantastic record Firstly, I blanked on Wednesday night in the garden using the 40w Actinic. This has never happened in May anywhere I have trapped! And it certainly hasn't happened when i've been running the 125w MV bulb, which I did last night (Thursday) and again it was so nearly a blank! Saved by a lonesome Rustic Shoulder-knot. Both days had been about 13-15 degrees but the promised cloud cover at night by the weathwer man was to be a hoax and by both mornings it was very chilly at around 4c, made even colder by a windy North-Easterly wind. But..some good news on a moth I found in the garden nearly two weeks ago. I took a Mompha specimen round to Graeme Smith yesterday as I wasn't convinced it was the usual Mompha subbistrigella that is very common in my garden along with Mompha epilobiella. It turned out to be Mompha jurassicella! It was sitting on Willowherb that was growing out of a plant pot that needed getting rid of..if I didn't go to weed it out I never would have seen it! It is a rare moth in the County with just 3 [previous records (tbc) and a new one to me and Moth no.583 for the garden. Date: 22 April 2017, 17:32. Source: [0890] Mompha jurassicella. Author: Ben Sale from UK.

Description: First blank of May, finally a moth and a fantastic record Firstly, I blanked on Wednesday night in the garden using the 40w Actinic. This has never happened in May anywhere I have trapped! And it certainly hasn't happened when i've been running the 125w MV bulb, which I did last night (Thursday) and again it was so nearly a blank! Saved by a lonesome Rustic Shoulder-knot. Both days had been about 13-15 degrees but the promised cloud cover at night by the weathwer man was to be a hoax and by both mornings it was very chilly at around 4c, made even colder by a windy North-Easterly wind. But..some good news on a moth I found in the garden nearly two weeks ago. I took a Mompha specimen round to Graeme Smith yesterday as I wasn't convinced it was the usual Mompha subbistrigella that is very common in my garden along with Mompha epilobiella. It turned out to be Mompha jurassicella! It was sitting on Willowherb that was growing out of a plant pot that needed getting rid of..if I didn't go to weed it out I never would have seen it! It is a rare moth in the County with just 3 [previous records (tbc) and a new one to me and Moth no.583 for the garden. Date: 22 April 2017, 17:31. Source: [0890] Mompha jurassicella. Author: Ben Sale from UK.

Description: Mompha jurassicella - Gen Det. Date: 20 April 2018, 07:54. Source: Mompha jurassicella - Gen Det. Author: Ben Sale from Stevenage, UK.

Description: 6 degrees this morning in Stevenage and clear skies with a cool breeze once again. 125w MV Robinson Trap The catch was pretty bad saved by one new for year, an Early Thorn and also a lovely patterned Clouded Drab, a form I don't see very often with it's scorched pattern. There is also a Mompha to check that doesn't look quite right for subbistrigella and feel it may be possibly sturnipennella, gen det will prove that. Catch Report - 15/04/18 - Back Garden - Stevenage - 1x 125w MV Robinson Trap Macro Moths Early Thorn 1 [NFY] Clouded Drab 2 Common Quaker 3 Double-striped Pug 3 Small Quaker 1 Micro Moths There were no micros!. Date: 16 April 2018, 16:04. Source: Mompha jurassicella - Gen Det. Author: Ben Sale from Stevenage, UK.

Description: 6 degrees this morning in Stevenage and clear skies with a cool breeze once again. 125w MV Robinson Trap The catch was pretty bad saved by one new for year, an Early Thorn and also a lovely patterned Clouded Drab, a form I don't see very often with it's scorched pattern. There is also a Mompha to check that doesn't look quite right for subbistrigella and feel it may be possibly sturnipennella, gen det will prove that. Catch Report - 15/04/18 - Back Garden - Stevenage - 1x 125w MV Robinson Trap Macro Moths Early Thorn 1 [NFY] Clouded Drab 2 Common Quaker 3 Double-striped Pug 3 Small Quaker 1 Micro Moths There were no micros!. Date: 16 April 2018, 16:03. Source: Mompha jurassicella - Gen Det. Author: Ben Sale from Stevenage, UK.

Description: 40.006 BF890 Mompha jurassicella. Date: 28 November 2005, 14:06. Source: 40.006 BF890 Mompha jurassicella. Author: Patrick Clement from West Midlands, England.

Description: First blank of May, finally a moth and a fantastic record Firstly, I blanked on Wednesday night in the garden using the 40w Actinic. This has never happened in May anywhere I have trapped! And it certainly hasn't happened when i've been running the 125w MV bulb, which I did last night (Thursday) and again it was so nearly a blank! Saved by a lonesome Rustic Shoulder-knot. Both days had been about 13-15 degrees but the promised cloud cover at night by the weathwer man was to be a hoax and by both mornings it was very chilly at around 4c, made even colder by a windy North-Easterly wind. But..some good news on a moth I found in the garden nearly two weeks ago. I took a Mompha specimen round to Graeme Smith yesterday as I wasn't convinced it was the usual Mompha subbistrigella that is very common in my garden along with Mompha epilobiella. It turned out to be Mompha jurassicella! It was sitting on Willowherb that was growing out of a plant pot that needed getting rid of..if I didn't go to weed it out I never would have seen it! It is a rare moth in the County with just 3 [previous records (tbc) and a new one to me and Moth no.583 for the garden. Date: 5 May 2017, 07:53. Source: [0890] Mompha jurassicella. Author: Ben Sale from UK.

Description: Mompha conturbatella. Date: 2010. Source: Mompha conturbatella at BOLD Systems - Image. Author: Jeremy deWaard, University of British Columbia. Permission (Reusing this file): CreativeCommons - Attribution.

Description: Mompha epilobiella, Bronington, North Wales, Aug 2015. Date: 30 August 2015, 11:27. Source: Mompha epilobiella, Bronington, North Wales, Aug 2015. Author: Janet Graham.

Description: Mompha conturbatella. Date: 2010. Source: Mompha conturbatella at BOLD Systems - Image. Author: Jeremy deWaard, University of British Columbia. Permission (Reusing this file): CreativeCommons - Attribution.

Description: Mompha conturbatella, Harlech forest, North Wales, June 2012. Date: 28 July 2015, 21:11. Source: Mompha conturbatella, Harlech forest, North Wales, June 2012. Author: Janet Graham.

Description: Mompha conturbatella. Date: 2010. Source: Mompha conturbatella at BOLD Systems - Image. Author: Jeremy deWaard, University of British Columbia. Permission (Reusing this file): CreativeCommons - Attribution.

Description: Mompha conturbatella. Date: 2010. Source: Mompha conturbatella at BOLD Systems - Image. Author: Jeremy deWaard, University of British Columbia. Permission (Reusing this file): CreativeCommons - Attribution.

Description: English: Mompha conturbatella. La Thuile, Aosta, Italy. Date: 9 July 2018. Source: Own work. Author: Hectonichus.

Description: Mompha conturbatella. Date: 2010. Source: Mompha conturbatella at BOLD Systems - Image. Author: Jeremy deWaard, University of British Columbia. Permission (Reusing this file): CreativeCommons - Attribution.

Description: Mompha conturbatella. Date: 2010. Source: Mompha conturbatella at BOLD Systems - Image. Author: Jeremy deWaard, University of British Columbia. Permission (Reusing this file): CreativeCommons - Attribution.