Night of 9th September: Convolvulus hawk (male), 2 Dark sword-grass, numerous Silver Y, 2 Udea ferrugalis, Nomophila noctuella and a few Plutella xylostella.

Two Convolvulus Hawk-moth trapped overnight

Night of 9 September: 23 Diamond-back Moth, 21 Rusty-dot Pearl, 1 Box Tree Moth (new to Suffolk), 9 Rush Veneer, 1 Convolvulus Hawk-moth, 1 female Gem, 36 Silver Y, 1 Scarce Bordered Straw, 1 Delicate (first for year) and 1 Dark Sword-grass.

Also singles of Red Admiral, Common Darter and Great Silver Water Beetle in the traps.

A convolvuli/Convolvulus Hawkmoth x1 male and 40-50 A gamma/Silver Y

night of 8/9 - 6 traps om a very windy night;
Diamond-back x 5
Rusty-dot Pearl x 5
Latticed Heath x 4
Dark Swordgrass x 2
Silver Y x 14

By day, Painted Lady in the Garden 7-9 September.
At night 7 September: Dark Sword-grass, Silver Y, Rush Veneer, Rusty-dot Pearl 13. Diamond-back in low single figures.

Night of 8 September: 4 Convolulus Hawk-moth

Yesterday I counted 8 Red Admirals on the morning walk; the same route this morning produced 26, though an over night MV produced only a single Silver Y as a possible migrant.

Red Admirals were widely present yesterday, with 10 watched feeding at honeydew on a single osier bush.

Night of 8 September: 97 Diamond-back Moth, 46 Rusty-dot Pearl, 80 Rush Veneer, 1 Latticed Heath, 1 Convolvulus Hawk-moth, 169 Silver Y, 1 Scarce Bordered Straw and 16 Dark Sword-grass.

An additional record from night of 7.9.16
MV trapping on shingle at Dungeness, a plume taken for determination proved to be
Crombrugghia laetus