Some form of moth?
Some form of moth?
The pictures are horrible because the focus couldn't tell the difference between white and white. It was about 55mm across but the wings were only about 5mm broad. It looks moth-like to me but I can't find it in the book.
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Re: Some form of moth?
Life Cycles of British & Irish Butterflies: http://www.butterflylifecycles.com
British & Irish Butterflies Rarities: http://www.butterflyrarities.com
British & Irish Butterflies Rarities: http://www.butterflyrarities.com
Re: Some form of moth?
Thank you for the identification and also for the link.
Lesson 1. A moth doesn't have to be small to be a micro moth
Lesson 2. My guide to the moths of GB doesn't include micro moths
Lesson 1. A moth doesn't have to be small to be a micro moth
Lesson 2. My guide to the moths of GB doesn't include micro moths
Re: Some form of moth?
The first may well be E. monodactyla, but the second almost certainly is not. That is one of genus Platyptilia. My first guess would be a worn P. gonodactyla or P. ochrodactyla/pallidactyla. Could be some other as well - hard to tell.