Polecat Produces Plenty!

The weather conditions have been really good for the last three nights (and look decent tonight for a garden trapping), and although I failed to do anything two nights ago, I made up for it last night.  I trapped at a woodland site near me in Haslemere called Polecat Valley.  I only trapped up to 12, but no doubt I would have done it for longer if it weren't for the fact that I had work the next morning.  Not as busy a night as Holmen's Grove, but still decent numbers with 72 moths.  These included the unexpected lifer of Waved Carpet.

27th June, Polecat Valley:
4 Green Oak Tortrix
3 Dipleurina lacustrana
3 Flame Carpet
3 Snout
3 Brimstone
3 Satin Lutestring
3 Light Emerald
2 Clouded Silver
2 Chrysoteuchia culmella
2 Morophaga choragella*
2 Fan-foot
2 Straw Dot
2 Common Marbled Carpet
2 Variegated Golden Tortrix
2 Bee Moth
2 Beautiful Hook-tip
2 Foxglove Pug
2 Acleris forsskaleana
2 Argyresthia bonnetella
1 Buff Ermine
1 Iron Prominent
1 Green Carpet
1 Small Magpie
1 Treble Brown-spot
1 Brown Silver-line
1 Angle Shades
1 Minor sp.
1 Grey Pine Carpet
1 Small Angle Shades
1 Beautiful Golden Y
1 Middle-barred Minor
1 Bordered White
1 Waved Carpet*
1 Cydia fagiglandana*
1 Brindled White-spot
1 Scoparia pyralella
1 Willow Beauty
1 Riband Wave
1 Common Emerald
1 Lobster Moth
1 Large Fruit-tree Tortrix
1 White-shouldered House Moth
1 Buff-tip
1 Clouded-bordered Brindle
1 Tawny-barred Angle

Waved Carpet

Satin Lutestring