26 Black Rustic was the most numerous, closely followed by 17 Feathered Ranunculus which is one of the advantages of trapping by the coast.
Dark Sword-grass and Rush Veneer were the two obvious migrants and the first record of a second generation Brussel's Lace for the county.
Ina and Tony
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| Acleris sparsana |
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| Blair's Shoulder-knot |
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| Brussel's Lace |
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| Dark Chestnut |
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| Dark Sword-grass |
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| Feathered Ranunculus |
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| Feathered Thorn |
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| Green Brindled Crescent |
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| Large Wainscot |
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| Lunar Underwing |
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| Red-green Carpet |
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| Rush Veneer - top |
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| Rush Veneer - underside - You've got to love that stripey tummy! |
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| Ypsolopha sequella |
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