Hopefully the biggest catch of the year I cannot do that again! 553 moths ( and I lost a good number), 57 macro species and 26 micros so far and 13 to do still. Usual suspects dominated LYU(127), Heart and dart(97) and Dark arches(40).

Out of that FFY were Common footman, Elephant hawk, Foxglove pug, Single dotted wave, Common emerald, Engrailed, Yellow shell, Lesser yellow underwing, Turnip, Flame, Clay, Double square spot (only second record last seen 2016), Peach blossom and L-album wainscot (2).

This is the first time I have seen L-album wainscot this early, all may previous records have been in Sept (2 singles in 2017) and Oct.(3 records in 2018 of 1,9 and 2) I believe it is established near here. Micros to follow.

Final count on the micros was 86, 35 species. Thanks to David Agassiz I have 6 FFG - Gypsonoma dealbana, Eucosoma cana, Pyraustra despicata, Coleophora lineola, Eucosoma obumbratana and Tortrix viridian, which was not green but white and had me completely flummoxed