Lots of the regular birds are in full voice currently, most obviously blackbird, wren and dunnock, the latter of which was very much in evidence today with 25 recorded. A peacock and small tortoiseshell were our butterflies of the day. 
The moth in the trap was a male Diurnea fagella, a common moth in spring, though infrequent at Landguard. The female of the species only has vestigial wings and has not been recorded on site.
Ringing totals: 1 Blackbird, 1 Dunnock, 1 Redwing.