David Bradley @sciencebase.com 路 13d

The moth that says Ni! New for my Cambs garden last night, Ni Moth, Trichoplusia ni #teamMoth (Obviously, it's the Greek letter, so it's pronounced "nee" (not nih and not new) in this context ~130 other moths of 46 species in the garden last night www.sciencebase.com/science-blog...

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Steve Turner 路 13d

Now that would also have been REALLY nice for #600 馃槃馃槈

Rarechat 路 13d

On my most wanted list! Well done馃榿

David Bradley 路 13d

The Ni was 26th new for garden for 2026 and 346th species of the year after the NFY Ancylosis oblitella

David Bradley 路 13d

Tricho means hair(y), plusia means "rich", so this is kind of the rich, hairy ni moth!

David Bradley 路 13d

Not a first for Cambs, although it must be a fairly recent arrival as there was no mention on the Cam Moths site until I| posted

Ruth Newby 路 13d

I鈥檇 been wondering about the pronunciation of that鈥鈥檓 glad I鈥檓 right that it鈥檚 the same as those pesky shrubbery-loving knights. 馃槅