There's still some of the more 'standard' autumn species missing from the garden list, and two of these turned up this time around - two Red-green Carpet and a single Red-line Quaker. In addition, a large tortrix appears to be Acleris sparsana which although underwhelming in appearance is completely new for me.
[388] Acleris sparsana
[389] Red-green Carpet
[390] Red-line Quaker
There was also another excellent Feathered Thorn:
Although the most surprising moth was a Dark Arches, the first time I've caught a second generation individual. My previous latest record was 4th September!
[388] Acleris sparsana
[389] Red-green Carpet
[390] Red-line Quaker
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| Red-line Quaker Agrochola lota |
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| Acleris sparsana |
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| Feathered Thorn Colotois pennaria |
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| Dark Arches Apamea monoglypha |
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