A great haul for my birthday, a cooler and breezier night and after two nights of really mild and flat calm conditions with very little, I thought I would struggle to catch just a couple of moths.
How wrong I was, with a minimum of 7 celsius (3-4 degrees down on past nights) there were 26 moths in and around the trap of 12 different species!
Amongst the Sprawlers, Feathered Thorns and December Moths, were two Turnip Moths, both probable migrants as I haven't seen one since the 7th of October, so well over a month.
Moth garden list stands at 217 species.
12/11/21 - Back Garden - Fordham - East Cambridgeshire - Actinic Trap
Beaded Chestnut 1
Blair's Shoulder-knot 1
December Moth 4
Double-striped Pug 1
Feathered Thorn 1
Merveille du Jour 4
November Moth sp 2
Red-green Carpet 2
Setaceous Hebrew Character 1
Sprawler 5
Turnip Moth 2
Micro Moths
Epiphyas postvittana 2
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