10th May 2013 ... Biggleswade Common

The last two nights have been Novemberesque with gale force gusts, hefty rain showers, and cold.
One trap last night, operating under cover, managed to pull a few moths including the first Common Pug of the season .....

1834 ... Common Pug ... Epithecia vulgata

The rest :-
9 moths of 8 species
0240 ... Tinea pellionella (in kitchen) ... Case-bearing Clothes-moth
0892 ... Mompha subbistrigella ... Garden Cosmet

1728 ... Garden Carpet ... Xanthorhoe fluctuata
1781 ... Small Waved Umber ... Horisme vitalbata
1862 ... Double-striped Pug ... Gymnoscelis rufifasciata
1906 ... Brimstone Moth ... Opisthograptis luteolata
2028 ... Pale Tussock ... Calliteara pudibunda
2063 ... Muslin Moth ... Diaphora mendica.
2092 ... Shuttle-shaped Dart ... Agrotis puta ... 2