Light Orange Underwing

http://ukmoths.org.uk/species/boudinotiana-notha/

Should be widespread where the foodplant occurs, but under-recorded due to confusion with Orange Underwing

Apr-Jun, can be found by beating Aspen

http://ukmoths.org.uk/species/cyclophora-porata/

Woodland and heathland, possibly requiring scrubby growth or coppiced oaks

Windsor Forest, Owlsmoor; formerly at Wytham and Bagley woods

May to Aug, two generations, peaks in mid-August. Comes to light and wine-ropes.

Jun-Jul and Aug-Oct

http://ukmoths.org.uk/species/anticollix-sparsata/

Yellow Loosestrife

River valleys and fens

Bucklebury, formerly Thatcham and Woolhampton

Jun-Jul, can be disturbed by day from bushes near its foodplant

http://ukmoths.org.uk/species/macaria-wauaria/

Black Currant, Red Currant, Gooseberry

Gardens and allotments

Widespread up to the 1980s

http://ukmoths.org.uk/species/cepphis-advenaria/

Bilberry, and unconfirmed other plants

Woodland, usually with Bilberry

Known from a few heathy woodlands: Wildmoor Heath, Mortimer West End. Formerly known from Bucklebury area, Bradfield, Aldermaston, Padworth.

May-Jun, can be disturbed from foodplant during day

http://ukmoths.org.uk/species/selenia-lunularia/

Various trees and shrubs

Open woodland, scrub

Wash Common; formerly quite widespread, mostly in west

May-Jun, occasional second brood Jul-Aug

http://ukmoths.org.uk/species/angerona-prunaria/

Various shrubs and woody herbs

Only Mortimer West End in recent years

Jun-Jul, males fly along woodland rides just before dusk

Aug, overwintering, to May

Light Feathered Rustic

http://ukmoths.org.uk/species/agrotis-cinerea/

Chalk grassland, usually with bare ground

Aston Upthorpe; formerly on the Berkshire Downs e.g. Fairmile, Lambourn

Jun-Sep before overwintering