My first Scarce Umber of the season came to the garden trap last night.  Also caught were 
Agonopterix heracliana (1), 
Blastobasis lacticolella (2), 
Nomophila noctuella/Rush Veneer (1), Red-green Carpet (1), Spruce Carpet (1), November Moth agg (4), Feathered Thorn (1), Large Yellow Underwing (3), Setaceous Hebrew Character (1), Sprawler (1), Grey Shoulder-knot (1), Green-brindled Crescent (2), Satellite (1), Dark Chestnut (1), Red-line Quaker (4), Yellow-line Quaker (1), Beaded Chestnut (5) & Sallow (1).  Another Pale Pinion had been amongst a far smaller collection of moths (just 8 individuals of 7 species) which came to the trap during the previous night's thick fog.
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| Nomophila noctuella, Westcott 2nd November | 
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| Scarce Umber, Westcott 2nd November | 
Dave Wilton
Westcott, Bucks
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