31st March 2014 ... Garden Moth Traps latest

Min. overnight temperature .. 9 deg C, calm and cloudy with a brief light spell of rain..
No great numbers of moths in the traps but the nightly species list is gradually getting longer.
Oak Nycteoline was a good catch for the garden as was Brindled Beauty, both rare at The Dells.
Catch List :-
0006 ... Eriocrania subpurpurella, x 1, ... Year first

Eriocrania subpurpurella 

0483 ... Epermenia chaerophyllella, x 2,
0688 ... Agonopterix heracliana, x 2
0998 ... Epiphyas postvittana, x 2
1524 ... Emmelina monodactyla, x 10
1862 ... Double-striped Pug, x 17
1906 ... Brimstone Moth, x 1, ... Year first

Brimstone Moth

1917 ... Early Thorn, x 1
1927 ... Brindled Beauty, x 1, ... Year first

Brindled Beauty, Lycia hirtaria

2182 ... Small Quaker, x 4
2187 ... Common Quaker, x 3
2188 ... Clouded Drab, x 3
2190 ... Hebrew Character, x 3
2243 ... Early Grey, x 4
2256 ... Satellite, x 2
2423 ... Oak Nycteoline, x 1, ... Year first

Oak Nycteoline, ... Nycteola revayana

The first Caddis for 2014, however I have no idea what species it is, but it is very early ...