Night of 3 October:

At Bawdsey Hall: 5 Diamond-back Moth, 1 Rush Veneer, 2 male Four-spotted Footman, 1 Dark Sword-grass, 1 Delicate, 3 Silver Y and a Plumed Fan-foot - the latter new to Suffolk.

At Iken: 12 Diamond-back Moth, 2 Rush Veneer, 1 male Four-spotted Footman, 1 Convolvulus Hawk-moth, 1 Dark Sword-grass, 1 Delicate and 3 Silver Y.

Between 2 and 10 Clouded Yellows seen on the farm most days over past few weeks, six yesterday in one field. These are being disturbed from on the clover rather than flying though. Presume they bred there.
Delicate 6
Pale mottled willow
Rusty-dot pearl
Red admiral
Turnip
in moth trap yesterday

Night of 1st October: 4 Plutella xylostella and a Western Conifer Seed Bug.
Night of 2nd October: Pearly underwing and a Red admiral in the trap.

2/10/14: Delicate, Pearly Underwing.

Night of 2 October: 3 Diamond-back Moth, 4 Rusty-dot Pearl, 4 Vestal, 29 Four-spotted Footman (7 females), 1 Pearly Underwing, 10 Flame Brocade and 2 Silver Y.

Caught on the night of 2nd October:

Figure of Eight

Night of 2 Oct; 1 Four-spotted Footman

Night of the 2 October two male Four-spotted Footman and one Delicate. Also three very late Buff Footman. Yesterday on the coast path near the Lizard had a late Common blue, also eight Clouded Yellow and twenty Red Admiral.

Belated news from the night of 28 September: Sombre Brocade at Trenython Manor.

To overnight MV, 1 Dark Sword-grass, 1 Diamond-back. A Pale-lemon Sallow was probably a local resident.

Today, 2nd, 5 Red Admirals in an hour noted heading purposefully south-west in the afternoon at Mepal GP.