Night of 10th Oct: 13 Silver Y, 3 Rusty Dot Pearl, 2 Rush Veneer, 2 Dark Sword-grass, 7 L-album Wainscot

Night of 10 October: 1 Convolvulus Hawk, 1 Humming-bird Hawk, 1 Red Admiral, 1 Scarce Bordered Straw, 1 Delicate, 1 Gem, 1 Vestal

A couple from last night. A Gem and a Scarce Bordered Straw. Other migrants, one silver Y and four Rush Veneers.

D. Grundy - 4 traps plus ivy recent nights;
6/10 = 69 Rusty-dot pearls (RDP), 1 White-speck, 3 Silver Y,
7/10 = 125 RDP, 2 R Admiral (in traps), 1 Gem, 1 Dark Swordgrass (DSG), 1 L-album W, 7 Whitespeck, 5 Silver Y
8/10 = 100 RDP, 1 Gem, 1 DSG, 1 L-album, 3 Whitespeck, 1 Silver Y
9/10 = 142 RDP, 2 Rush Veneer, 1 R Admiral, 1 Gem, 1 DSG, 5 Whitespeck, 1 Silver Y
10/10 = 98 RDP, 4 R Veneer, 1 Gem, 1 DSG, 7 Whitespeck, 2 Silver Y
R Hemming summary for 5 nights with 2 traps = 197 RDP, 3 R Veneer, 1 DSG, 3 Pearly Underwing, 18 Whitespeck, 30 Silver Y, 1 Pale Mottled Willow
ps D price had 1 Dewicks Plusia at same site on 4/10/12

Night of 10th Oct; 1 Delicate, 1 Silver Y

Night of 10 October: 2 Rush Veneer, 2 Turnip, 4 Dark Sword-grass, 104 Large Yellow Underwing, 1 Delicate, 26 L-album Wainscot, 4 Angle Shades and 1 Straw Dot.

Evening of 10th Oct, 2 Blair's wainscot recorded at the same place I recorded one last year on Oct 5th. Is it too early to suggest that there is (still) a colony where Blair first discovered the species in the UK?

Silver Y and Diamond-back Moth here to garden Robinson overnight 9th October

daytime on 10th October.

single Gem, Silver Y and Rush Veneer at rest on shop windows in the town centre. Who says being dragged to the shops is dull!!!!!

Here in Falmouth reasonable numbers of common migrants over the last couple of nights but nothing to get excited over. Over the weekend I received an image of a final instar Convolvulus Hawkmoth caterpillar found in a garden in Bognor Regis.