Dalgety Bay - Two thirds of the way

In an attempt to squeeze my target of 667 before heading off for a week or so I went for a brisk one hour romp through the coastal path with a headtorch. Last gasp n the way home I scored a surprise mammal. I was expecting it - just not yet. Also nice that it was alive!

I haven't mentioned it (because the pain is too fresh?) but this year a roe deer was BORN in my square, which I saw photos of later, and I failed to see dolphins which I heard about over the weekend. Gah! Still, there's plenty of year left and I have a low mammal target. Maybe a school of pilot whales will come to visit (again). Or even a humpback (again). Who knows?

Now at 48 species of moth, none of which have been caught in a moth trap. I have run a moth trap but it hasn't caught any species I didn't catch with a headtorch anyway. 

Numbers:

659	Eulithis prunata	Phoenix
660	Korscheltellus fusconebulosa	Map-winged Swift
661	Aphomia sociella	Bee Moth
662	Perizoma flavofasciata	Sandy Carpet
663	Xanthorhoe fluctuata	Garden Carpet
664	Perizoma affinitata	Rivulet
665	Dysstroma truncata	Common Marbled Carpet
666	Erinaceus europaeus	West European Hedgehog
667	Dolichopus claviger	A long-legged fly

Edit: Colour Supplement!

668	Epistrophe grossulariae	A Hoverfly
669	Argyresthia conjugella	Apple Fruit Moth
670	Galium verum	lady's bedstraw
671	Iris foetidissima	Stinking Iris