At last a trapping session in woodland in the Rheidol Valley last night. Forty different species, with most numerous being Brindled Pug (25), Great Prominent (23) and Scoparia ambigualis (12). Good to see moths that rarely venture into the garden, including Nut-tree Tussock, Peach Blossom, Water Carpet, Red-green Carpet (2), Scorched Wing (3), Pebble Hooktip, Marbled Brown (4), Oak Nycteoline, Chinese Character, White-pinion Spotted and Pale Pinion. This Square-Spot and White Ermine decided to spend the night together:
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