Oncocera semirubella (plain form). Probably migrant in origin: native stock being reared are currently in their larval webs.

Night of 12th October: 1 White Point & 1 Scarce Bordered Straw

Night of 10th October - Clancy's rustic to garden trap, although rather worn specimen. Also had fresh Plumed fan-foot on night of 12th October, either a migrant or second brood as now possibly resident locally.

Night of 12 October: Golden Twin-spot to light.

Night of 12 October: 1 Herpetogramma licarsisalis, 22 Palpita vitrealis, 1 Gem, 2 Vestal, 1 Cosmopolitan, 19 White-speck, 5 Small Mottled Willow, 10 Delicate and 2 Scarce Bordered Straw trapped at Peacehaven.

Night of 12 October: 6 Palpita vitrealis, 1 Gem and 2 White-speck trapped at the bird observatory.

11th October: 1 vestal & 1 box tree moth Cydalima perspectalisto actinic light

On 11/10/18, Robin Hemming, Les Finch and I ran 8 traps and checked some of the ivy with moth migrant counts:
Rusty-dot Pearl x 7
Rush Veneer x 1
Palpita vitrealis x 1
Gem x 1
Vestal x 3
Dark Swordgrass x 5(4 on ivy)
Turnip x 2 (1 on ivy)
Delicate x 3(2 on ivy)
White-speck x 24(18 on ivy)
Angleshades x 7
Small Mottled Willow x 3
numbers were not surprisingly much lower than the previous night, with overnight rain and winds gusting up to 75mph!!

10/10 Plumed Fan-foot to MV, presumed first record for Cambridgeshire/VC29. Also 2 White-point.

11/10. A bit too wet & windy here. DBMoth (3),RDPearl (1),Rveneer (1),Vestal (1),Scarce Bordered Straw (2), Delicate (2), White-speck (4) and Cosmopolitan (1)