They now seem aware it’s down, a page saying there is an error rather than just this. Reporting that it is down until (at least) Monday though.

Have mentioned it to the BRC on Twitter. Hopefully someone there will notice and get it fixed.

There’s loads out there. I tend to fail at the identify the plant stage.

Makes me wonder how they manage to identify each other to make sure they only mate with the right species.

I tend to leave mine on as even if no rain is forecast as it’s Britain so some might happen. And given the cost (and eventually unavailability) of replacement MV bulbs I’d rather not risk them.

Varies a bit but most usually one of VC21, VC27-28 and VC66-68.

Looking at it again now I’m more awake I think those saying E angustea are right here.

Diurnea fagella. A male the females are flightless.

Interesting although it would have been good to see more breakdown of the arable management types. Is nature friendly solar more beneficial than nature friendly arable, or just than average arable (presumably a mix of nature friendly and unfriendly approaches)?

Has this specimen also got something a bit odd going on on the right hand hindwing? Seems to have a bit of underside pattern on the upperside. Or is that just damage letting it show through from below?

Seems like good conditions to have someone scrobble it