Vagrant Emperor on Great Pool opposite David Hunt Hide entrance mid-afternoon

Migrant totals for moths on 7/10 with 14 traps and ivy were good again;
Palpita vitrealis x 2
Scarce Bordered Straw x 17
Delicate x 22
Silver Y x 106
Rusty-dot Pearl x 198
Rush Veneers x 3,668 (loads everywhere by day too!)
Diamond-back x 54
White-speck x 122
Gem x 34
Pearly Underwing x 7
Angleshades x 16
Dark Swordgrass x 6
Turnip x 54
Cosmopolitan x 1
Radford’s Flame Shoulder x 1

Friday night, 7th. Diamond-back, Rush Veneer, Blair’s Wainscot.

Night of 7th October
Delicate (1), Silver Y (1), Rusty-dot Pearl (1), Diamond-back Moth (2), Rush Veneer (1) & Gem 1 ( male)

At last some abatement of the strong easterly wind that has been curtailing moth recording on the Lizard. The night of 7 October produced the following: 1 Convolvulus Hawk-moth, 2 Scarce Bordered Straw, 37 Rush Veneer, 13 Rusty-dot Pearl, 12 Diamond-back Moths, 1 Crocidosema plebejana

Dark sword-grass, 2 rush veneers, one diamond-back moth and several silver y`s. Also a l-album wainscot, but latter is locally resident.

Night of 7 October: 31 Diamond-back Moth, 5 Crocidosema plebejana, 18 Rusty-dot Pearl, 2 Olive-tree Pearl Palpita vitrealis, 46 Rush Veneer, 2 Golden Twin-spot, 1 Silver Y, 2 Scarce Bordered Straw, 16 Angle Shades, 2 Turnip Moth and 1 Dotted Rustic.

Also an interesting Nycteoline sp.

Night of 7th October - Scarce bordered straw and 4 diamond backs.

Whitish moth disturbed as I walked past a privet hedge + then landed on a window of a parked car revealing itself as Palpita vitrealis.

This afternoon 33 Red Admiral on Ivy, 1 Rush Veneer also seen.