The last couple of trappings have been very good for numbers (for the time of year), but a brand new species last night saved things on the quality side, as nothing else unusual was caught (although a Common Marbled Carpet was only the third of the year!). The highlight was a slightly worn Barred Chestnut - a new species to me, not just the garden. It was very lucky I noticed it as I closed down the trap, as it was sitting on the patio nearby.
Aggregate 20th and 23rd August:
37 LBBYU
17 Large Yellow Underwing
7 Copper Underwing
5 Svensson's Copper Underwing
5 Willow Beauty
5 Common Rustic sp.
4 Riband Wave
4 Shuttle-shaped Dart
4 Vine's Rustic
3 Lesser Yellow Underwing
2 Dark Arches
2 Square-spot Rustic
2 Brimstone
2 Turnip
1 Garden Carpet
1 Uncertain
1 Double-striped Pug
1 Setaceous Hebrew Character NFY
1 Common Carpet
1 Dunbar
1 Yellow-barred Brindle
1 Yellow Shell
1 Barred Chestnut NFG
1 Iron Prominent
1 Common Marbled Carpet
1 Ear Moth
1 Mouse Moth
Barred Chestnut
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