Thanks for your responses, they are appreciated. It's the first time I've seen two male Gatekeepers together, and the variation in colour has never registered with me otherwise when seen in singles. Thanks in particular to 'millerd', the clarity in your response was helpful.

OK, so I learn there are aberrations with Gatekeepers, but it would have been good for one of the 35 viewers of this post to have told me so. But thanks anyway!

Is this my first variant male Gatekeeper please?

Many thanks aeshna5. Comprehensive....complete and including everything....I take your point.

I'm struggling to match this caterpillar in my comprehensive Complete British Insects book, any help much appreciated.

Excellent Nigel, much appreciated.

Hopefully enough detail in this terrible grab shot of the moth?

Quite a surprise here Allan/Mikhail, from 'an odd one that Peter', to a common little blighter in the UK.

Many thanks to you both, much appreciated. Peter.

Can anyone help with a spider ID please, or point me in the right direction. I have a feeling this is a 'foreigner'.

Anyone help with this query about this foodplant of the Brimstone please. Not the best of images, but I do try.

With the lack of detail in the image, I never expected anyone to tell me what it was, but I'm obviously grateful for your suggestion that it's a moth spinning a cocoon.

Thanks for this bugboy, much appreciated.

In a package of Tomatoes produced in Kent. I'm completely lost here, it's a chrysalis isn't it?

I've actually found another image of a moth that found its way into our kitchen a year ago. I labelled it Grey Chi though I have no recollection who ID'd it as such, but both your suggestion of 'Grey' look correct for me.

Many Thanks for this Neil/Allan.

Regards

Pete.

Disappointed to have no response to the ID enquiry. I sincerely hope no offence was made in the post.

This is the last moth ID from me for the time being. In anticipation for your help, Thank You.

Many thanks Pete....Mint moth it is.

Thanks for the input here Tony....'lines on the thorax are diagnostic'....excellent.

I hadn't seen the moth in the lower right corner when I took this photo of the Small Tortoiseshell.

Maurice....Thanks once again, Buff Ermine sounds good to me.

Nigel....Angle Shades, interesting I would never having given a thought to that one. Thank you.

Two more moth ID's please.