Migrants from 14 traps improved last night with a reduction of windspeed, nothing stunningly new, but a third Death's Head in 3 nights was impressive plus a good selection of scarce migrants!
Diamond-back x 43
Rusty-dot Pearl x 32
Rush Veneer x 420
Palpita vitrealis x 2 (1 on ivy)
Red Admiral x 8 (in traps)
Gem x 3
Convolvulus Hawk x 2
Death-s Head x 1
Turnip x 37
Dark Swordgrass x 8
Pearly Underwing x 4
Delicate x 7
White-speck x 139
Angleshades x 27
Scarce bordered Straw x 12
Silver Y x 70

Night of 6 October: 49 Diamond-back Moth, 2 Red Admiral, 1 Crocidosema plebejana, 2 Rusty-dot Pearl, 11 Rush Veneer, 2 Silver Y, 3 Scarce Bordered Straw, 13 Angle Shades, 1 Turnip Moth, 2 Dark Sword-grass and 1 Dusky-lemon Sallow.

Dark Sword-grass 1 & Diamond-back Moth 11 trapped overnight

on 5/10 from 15 traps were not as good as previous night but still excellent with 2nd Deaths Head etc! (and ivy not properly covered)
Silver Y x 58
White-speck x 44
Angleshades x 4
Convolvulus x 3
Dark Swordgrass x 6
Painted Lady x 1 (in trap)
Delicate x 5
Scarce bordered Straw x 4
Rush Veneer x 181
Vestal x 2
Red Admiral x 4 in trap plus loads by day)
Rusty-dot Pearl x 9
Turnip x 4
Diamond-back x 25
Pearly Underwing x 2
Gem x 1
Death's Head x 1

Night of 5th October.
Clifden Nonpareil trapped by Peter Tennant. Details taken from the Somerset Moth Group latest sightings page.

Night of 4th October 2 Convolvulus Hawkmoth. Scarce Bordered Straw,5 dark Sword-grass. Red Admiral.
Night of 5th Oct Golden twin-spot,Convolvulus Hawk-moth,3 Dark Sword-grass.

I usually get Deep-brown Dart in my garden every year, but this year I've had none. This morning this was in the garden trap, looks like a Northern Deep-brown Dart A. lueneburgensis but doesn't look quite right, could be a migrant from eastern Europe blown in on the strong easterlies we've had here for the last few days. Does anyone have any ideas what it might be? No other migrants in the trap.

Night of 5 October: 76 Diamond-back Moth, 1 Red Admiral, 1 Rusty-dot Pearl, 16 Rush Veneer, 1 Silver Y, 2 Scarce Bordered Straw, 1 Delicate, 7 Angle Shades, 1 Turnip Moth and 1 Dark Sword-grass.

Night of 4 October: P. xylostella (6), N. noctuella (2) and single Tuta absoluta

Night of 4th October: 43 Plutella xylostella, 3 Nomophila noctuella and an Udea ferrugalis.