Norfolk moths: Rockland St. Peter garden, 7 September 2013

A sudden drop in temperature and a second cold (<10°C), clear night with a light breeze led to a quiet night in the trap. Red Underwing was new, lurking in the top of the box.


Macros (16 spp.):-

Colostygia pectinataria	Green Carpet	1
Opisthograptis luteolata	Brimstone Moth	2
Peribatodes rhomboidaria	Willow Beauty	1
Ochropleura plecta	Flame Shoulder	1
Noctua pronuba	Large Yellow Underwing	1
Noctua comes	Lesser Yellow Underwing	2
Diarsia rubi	Small Square-spot	2
Xestia c-nigrum	Setaceous Hebrew Character	1
Xestia xanthographa	Square-spot Rustic	1
Mythimna albipuncta	White-point	2
Mythimna pallens	Common Wainscot	1
Atethmia centrago	Centre-barred Sallow	2
Hydraecia micacea	Rosy Rustic	1
Diachrysia chrysitis	Burnished Brass	2
Catocala nupta	Red Underwing	1
Hypena proboscidalis	Snout	1