The usual Autumn feel to the catch but with some surprises, the first a Green Carpet which I last saw back in July, the Books say that it sometimes has a partial second generation in the south in August, well this is nearly mid-October!
Another late one, a micro called a Gold Triangle or in latin... Hypsopygia costalis which is usually seen flying between July and August!
November Moth agg. was new for year tonight, quite a pale and bland colouration to this one.
Also a quick check on the Ivy bushs around my Garden yielded 2 more species that were enjoying the sweet smelling Ivy blooms, the Chestnut and the Satellite, both very pretty Moths.
Two stunning Merveille du Jour's rounded up a perfect night.
Catch Report - Hatfield Broad Oak - 160w MBT Robinson Trap
November Moth agg.

Satellite

Macro Moths
1x November Moth agg. [NFY]
2x Feathered Thorn
1x Blair's Shoulder-knot
1x Green Carpet
1x Chestnut
1x Beaded Chestnut
1x Satellite
1x Common Marbled Carpet
1x Sallow
5x Willow Beauty
1x Red-green Carpet
4x Barred Sallow
3x Red-line Quaker
1x Vine's Rustic
1x Large Yellow Underwing
1x Blair's Shoulder-knot
1x Angle Shades
1x Mallow
1x Lesser Yellow Underwing
1x Green-brindled Crescent
2x Merveille du Jour
Micro Moths
1x Gold Triangle Hypsopygia costalis
1x Emmelina monodactyla
1x Acleris rhombana
2x Eudonia angustea
1x Light Brown Apple Moth Epiphyas postvittana