ran 4 traps at Portland last night (13/10)
A atropos/Death's Head x1 male
L loreyi/Cosmopolitan x1
A gamma/Silver Y x1
N noctuella x1
U ferrugalis x 25
But most unexpectedly, the commonest species in the traps was T flammea/Flame Brocade. 35 to light and one feeding from ivy

Night of 13th Oct.
Clifden Nonpareil to actinic light.

Moth trapping on 13/10/19 with 8 traps & ivy - expected to be good again with south winds, but was not providing;
White-speck x 117
Delicate x 1
Rush Veneer x 1
Rusty-dot Pearl x 10
Turnip x 11
Silver Y x 1
Pearly Underwing x 2
And not a migrant but the rare resident Yellow V-Moth again today

13/10/19 - 1 Scarce Bordered Straw , 5 Rusty-dot Pearl , 4 Rush Veneer , 15 Diamond-back , 1 Silver Y

Daytime 13/10 - Convolvulus Hawk-moth found dead on the beach at the high tide line.

Night of 13 October: 8 Rusty-dot Pearl, 1 Convolvulus Hawk-moth, 1 Silver Y, 2 Turnip Moth and 1 Dark Sword-grass.

Night 12/10: 1 Scarce Bordered Straw.

Night of 12th Oct - Pearly Underwing, Silver Y and Rusty-dot Pearl

12/10/19 - Only 14 moths of 8sp but still 1 Clancy's Rustic (are they migrants?)

Night of 12 Oct: 1 Pearly Underwing to light.