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May 31, 2016

Diamond–back moth migration

Several tweets - mainly retweeted by @MigrantMothUK indicate that there was quite a large migration of diamond-back moths into the UK last night.


Pest counts at Wellesbourne

Today there were 90 carrot flies on traps in newly-emerged carrots (3 traps).

In the water traps (3) there were:

  • 2 male and 0 female cabbage root flies
  • 16 bean seed flies
  • 10 pollen beetles
  • 2 flea beetles
  • 2 turnip moths (2 traps)
  • no silver Y moths, no diamond-back moths and no cabbage moths (2 traps each species)

There were 23 cabbage root fly eggs (15 cauliflower plants).


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