The 4th of November saw 2 new species for the year, and 1 new for garden species (which sadly got away when I went to pot it, drat).
December Moth was the first of many usually, there's now been 4 this week.
A very worn Orange Sallow was welcome, one of my latest record for this species, usually a early to mid September moth here.
Last but not least was a flighty Ypsolopha ustella, which never made it in a pot for a photo! happens sometimes.
November Moth increased dramatically with 11 examples and the light brown apple jobs to 12.
On Wednesday night I just noted the potential migrants, of which there were a fair few still kicking around.
Things are going quieter and cooler now, about time I suppose. After all it is mid-November nearly!
Moth garden list for 2024 stands at 629 species
04/11/24 - Back Garden - Fordham - East Cambridgeshire - Actinic Trap
Macro Moths
December Moth 1 [NFY]
Orange Sallow 1 [NFY]
Black Rustic 2
Blair's Shoulder-knot 1
Clancy's Rustic 1
Gem 1
Green-brindled Crescent 2
Feathered Thorn 2
Merveille du Jour 2
November Moth sp 11
Red-green Carpet 4
Sprawler 2
Spruce Carpet 3
Micro Moths
Ypsolopha ustella 1 [NFG]
Epiphyas postvittana 12
Plutella xylostella 1
Udea ferrugalis 1
06/11/24 - Back Garden - Fordham - East Cambridgeshire - Actinic Trap
Macro Moths
Angle Shades 1
Delicate 1
Gem
Scarce Bordered Straw 1
Silver Y 2
Turnip Moth 1
Micro Moths
Udea ferrugalis 1
Spruce Carpet 
December Moth 
Gems 
Green-brindled Crescent ab.capucino 
Musotima nitidalis 
Orange Sallow
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