October Moths (1 Viewer)

[KenM]

Just 6 of 6 last night- L-album Wainscott, Brindled Green, Red-green Carpet, Brimstone, Lunar Underwing and White Point.

 

[KenM]

A magnificent seven last night/am -
Merveille du Jour, White Point, Spruce Carpet, Brimstone, Red-green Carpet, Barred Sallow and Common Marbled Carpet.

 

[KenM]

Best of five Last night/am
Clancy’s Rustic.

 

[Peter.home]

Radford's Flame Shoulder, over the weekend at New Milton, Hampshire.
On the back of a light south wind throughout the night.
Quite a few being reported at the moment.

 

[Steve Lister]

I have yet to give it a go this month but I keep getting messages from my mate Tony a couple of miles away - he had a Delicate a few days ago (very scarce round here) and a Clancy's Rustic this morning, the 2nd county record.

 

[Paul Chapman]

We have had 7 Radford's Flame Shoulders so far this month in addition to one in September. It was new for the Bristol region in 2018 & my patch in 2020. Also a male Spiny Hooktip recently, Scarce Bordered Straw, Beaded Chestnuts, Brindled Green& Green-brindled Crescent. Non-photographed include Acleris sparsana & migrants Silver Y & Rush Veneer.

All the best

Paul

 

[KenM]

Just three last night, on window frame and on patio door (glass), with nowt in trap am.
Brindled Green, Carpet sp. and Figure Eight.

 

[JWN Andrewes]

Conditions have not really been conducive of late, but I decided to trap last night in spite of the chill. I was rewarded with this rather nice fresh Yellow-line Quaker and a couple of Red-green Carpets.

 

[Allen]

In case anyone in Sussex is interested my brother is selling the below on a certain auction site which we inherited from an Uncle who was an ardent mother.

A Complete History of the Butterflies and Moths of Sussex, Colin Pratt - signed

 

[KenM]

Just a single Sq.dot Rustic on the wall last night!

 

[tonyfenn]

Had a sebaceous hebrew character on my fishing tackle as I packed up this afternoon

 

[Farnboro John]

Had a sebaceous hebrew character on my fishing tackle as I packed up this afternoon

Setaceous.Bristly, not greasy. 😉

John

 

[Farnboro John]

A single Lesser Yellow Underwing trapped overnight, competition from the full moon I think.

John

 

[Farnboro John]

One moth again but a Merveille du Jour this time, very acceptable!

John

 

[dwallace]

Silver-Y, Rusty-Dot Pearl, 2 Light Brown Apple Moth, tachystola acroxantha and a very late Old Lady last night.

Friday night at Wickham Common produced a number of musitima nitidalis, which seems to be spreading rapidly here in Hampshire although hasn't yet made it to my garden trap.

Dave W

 

[Farnboro John]

After a completely blank Monday night I found one moth in the trap this morning - a Large Yellow Underwing (plus two wasps). Around and about on walls and windows singles of Red-green Carpet (NFY), Cypress Carpet and Eudonia angustea had escaped the notice of my local Robin.

John

 

[Farnboro John]

Photographic catch-up of recent moth pictures.

John

The September Red Underwing on the Wells-next-the-Sea toilet block
All back garden:
Merveille du Jour
Cypress Carpet
Red-green Carpet

 

[KenM]

8 of 10 last night/am- Feathered Thorn, Satellite, Green-brindled Crescent, LYU, November Moth, Barred Sallow, Box Tree and 3 Red-green Carpet.

 

[Farnboro John]

Four moths overnight: Lesser Yellow Underwing, Red-green Carpet, LBAM and Setaceous Hebrew Character. Lots of Caddis flies of more than one species.

John

 

[aeshna5]

Went to my first local session for a couple of months at dawn this morning. A bit disappointing but we had/

2 Light Brown Apple Moth
Tachystola acroxantha
Common Marbled Carpet 3
Red-line Quaker
Hypsopygia glaucinalis
2 Square-spot Rustic
2 Lesser Yellow Underwing
Large Yellow Underwing
Oegoconia sp

& the best a fresh Merveille du Jour.

Also one tiny unidentified micro, a caddisfly & too many wasps & Hornets.