Mothing list's from last week's 2 session's!

[Cordaline]

Last week will probably be the last trapping I'll be doing for quite some time, so here are the results.
A few nice one's thankfully & a few I'd never seen before!
I'll add photo's of the nicer one's should I get a chance.

1st list:-
Poplar Hawk Moth x1
Riband Wave x26
Dun-bar x12
Marbled Beauty x2
Willow Beauty x2
Yellow Shell x1
Brimstone x3
Mother of Pearl x4
Large Yellow Underwing x2
Broad Bordered Underwing x2
Pale Prominent x1
Scalloped Shell x1
Chrysoteuchia culmella x11
Crambus pascuella x10
Catoptria pinella x2
Common Rustic x2
Dot Moth x4
Cloaked Minor x3
Rustic/Uncertain x6
Brown China-mark x2
Dark Arches x6
Turnip Moth x3
Smoky Wainscot x1
Mottled Beauty x4
Snout x1
Oak Hook-tip x1
September Thorn x3
Grey/dark Dagger x1
Endotrycha flammealis x1
Silver Y x4
Scalloped Oak x4
Dipleurina lacustrata x9
Lime-speck Pug x1
Shuttle-shaped Dart x8
Small Magpie x1
Peppered Moth x1
Heart & Dart x1
Lesser Broad Bordered Underwing x1
Codling Moth x1
Least Carpet x1
Common/Lesser Common Rustic x14
Small Fan-footed Wave x1
Flame Shoulder x2
Light Brown Apple Moth x1
Lesser-spotted Pinion x1
Trachycera sp. x2

46 species & 189 moths (if maths right)

2nd list :-
Lesser/Common Rustic x10
Riband Wave x21
Willow Beauty x6
Shuttle-shaped Dart x3
Nut-tree Tussock x1
Common Wave x1
Brimstone x1
Beautiful Hook-tip x1
Marbled Beauty x1
Dot Moth x3
Mottled Beauty x2
Buff-tip x1
Buff Ermine x1
Dun-bar x6
Common Plume Moth x1
Peppered Moth x2
Endotrycha flammealis x2
Least Carpet x1
Crambus pascuella x2
Chrysoteuchia culmella x7
Broad Bordered Yellow Underwing x4
Lesser Broad Bordered Yellow Underwing x1
Single-dotted Wave x1
Small Fan-footed Wave x1
Dipleurina lacustrata x4
Scalloped Oak x1
Turnip Moth x6
Rustic/Uncertain x7
Brown House Moth x1
Udea sp. x1
Light Brown Apple Moth x2
Large Tabby x1
Heart & Club x2
Trachycera sp. x1

34 species & 106 moths (if maths right)

[Miss Caretaker]

Nice lists! I really have to build a proper trap this week, the only moths I'm getting at the moment (apart from 3 Willow beauties on Sat) are so small that my camera can't focus properly to id them!
Jo

[Pete Collins]

Nice lists Cordaline! I'm very impressed by the number of moths and the number of different species you see.

I'm seriously thinking about taking up moth trapping next year.