Hi
It's a Straw Dot.

Maurice

Hi Ian

I have sent you a PM.

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Maurice Pugh

Hi folks
The name I used, Adela rufimitrella, is the one given in my British Moths, by Chris Manley. 2008. It would appear that it has changed it's name since then to Cauchas rufimitrella and is the one in current use. Still the same moth.

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Maurice

Hi Nick
Yes, Yellow Shell. I does vary in colour from light yellow to almost brown.
Easily disturbed in hedges during the daytime.

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Maurice

Hi Guy
Yes you could be correct. A. reaumurella is a day flying moth, usually seen in May and June. Flies in numbers above trees, large swarms at times.

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Maurice

It could be Adela rufimitrella, but I am no expert on these micro moths.
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Maurice

I would suggest..Black Tooth .. Phellodon niger.
Maurice

Hi

It looks like a worn Twenty Plume moth, AKA Many Plume moth

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Maurice

Hi Ian

I have been with Wild Echo five times and agree with Tony, Mario is very, very good. Also Dobry, the owner of Wild Echo is equally as good.
I'm looking to book again next year.

Maurice

I would go with Anania verbascalis

Hi James

Shears, Treble Lines and Large Yellow Underwing.

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Maurice

HI Yes, I would go with Purple Bar. A common species I get in my garden, coming to the moth lamp. I had the same problems with the Lesser Treble-bar and Treble Bar a few years ago on Broughton Down and Stockbridge Down. Lots about, disturbed at regular intervals. All my images were of Lesser Treble-...

Hi,
The last moth is probably a Lesser Treble-bar. There is a Treble Bar, very similar, always confusing.
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Maurice

Hi Pauline

My thoughts on the moth i.d.'s

First is a Gold Spot. Golden Twin-spot is a rare immigrant.
Knot-grass, Lychnis..a possible Flounced Rustic

Penultimate might be a Dun-bar, I can't tell from the side view.
The last is an Oak Lutestring.
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Maurice

Hi Dave

The moth is a Bordered Beauty.

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Hi Pauline
The caterpillar is a Cinnabar moth
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Hi Pauline
The moth is a Chinese Character
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Hi Pauline
My guesses at the moths for i.d.

1.. Fox moth
Last two.. Knot Grass and Pale Tussock.

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Maurice

Hi James
The first moth is a Treble Lines (Charanyca trigrammica)

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Maurice

Hi

Yes, Speckled Yellow.

Maurice