Trapping at Sessay Wood, Pilmoor

I spent 3 hours trapping with a light over a sheet at Sessay Wood last night, and there were plenty of moths about, with by biggest ever March catch.  This in addition to an interesting night sky, with Mars, Jupiter and Venus all showing well, and missed Mercury in low cloud at sunset.

Brindled Pug

Species
13 Tortricodes alternella,  two Acleris ferrugana/notana,  143 Yellow Horned,  eight March Moth, seven Brindled Pug,  16 Oak Beauty,  four Engrailed,  147 Small Quaker,  six Common Quaker,  19 Clouded Drab,  nine Twin-spotted Quaker,  11 Hebrew Character,  two Early Grey and four Chestnut.
4 Chestnut.

Charlie advises me this is a record count of Yellow Horned.