Sorry for late posting. Here's our minimum counts for the night before last - 9/10 on St Agnes, Isles of Scilly - 11 traps plus ivy:
Clancys Rustic x 1
Silver Y x 2
Scarce Bordered Straw x 4
Small Mottled Willow x 2
Rusty-dot Pearl x 15
Rush Veneer x 38
White-speck x 5
Vestal x 2
Diamond-back x 2
Dark Swordgrass x 2
Pearly Underwing x 2
Delicate x 4
Red Admiral x 1 (in trap)
Grass Webworm x 1 (Herpetogramma licarsisalis)
The Grass Webworm was trapped by Bob Dawson who lives on the island and we suspect is around 11th for Britain?
Trapping by R Hemming, K Button, B Dawson, D Grundy S Watkins. Photos to follow.

On Fri night (9th Oct) a scarce bordered straw and (at a nearby trap site) a rusty-dot pearl.

Night of 10th October: Palpita vitrealis

Again only 14 moths in last night's (10th) MV trap but in 7 species were singles of L-album Wainscot and Diamond-back.

Night of 10 October.
Rusty-dot Pearl Scarce Bordered Straw - different to yesterday. Pearly Underwing , 5 Silver Y.

Night of 10th Oct.
Single Scarce Bordered Straw and Silver Y

Night of 9 Oct, two traps
Vestal 1
Delicate 2
Rusty-dot 1
Rush Veneer 2
LYU 10
Straw dot 1
25 species in total, 150 moths

A Hummingbird Hawk Moth at Trellisick Gardens, Truro

just to expand, the main highlight of the 12 hours trapping at Durlston CP on Thursday 8th was a pristine Radford's Flame Shoulder. Other migrants included 8 Pearly Underwing, 7 Delicates, 7 Scarce Bordered Straw, a Dark Sword-grass, 9 Silver Y,12 Turnip Moths, 20 Angle Shades, 16 Rusty Dot Pearl and 40 Rush Veneers

Night of 9th 2 Silver Y also in my trap 1 Clancy's Rustic 1 L-Album Wainscot these are probably resident now, had a good night with 110 moths 22 species.