The moth trap was set up on the night of 18th April and emptied the following morning by Kingfisher Class. Temperatures had reached 23ºC on the 18th and dropped to 11ºC during the night.
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- Brindled Beauty
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- Pale Pinion
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- Pine Beauty
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- Chestnut
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- Water Carpet
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- Twin-spotted Quaker
67 moths of 15 different species were recorded, 4 of which were new species for the school garden (shown in bold).
Small Quaker 3, Early Grey 4, Satellite 3, Clouded Drab 7, Common Quaker 23, Hebrew Character 15, Engrailed 1, Water Carpet 2, Twin-spotted Quaker 1, Brindled Beauty 1, Diurna fagella 1, Pine Beauty 1, Brindled Pug 1, Pale Pinion 1, Chestnut 3.