Is it possible to identify the smaller micro moths? We regularly get ones like those in the images below.
Plus a worn normal sized micro we wondered if anyone had any ideas about its ID.
Bob & Helen
micro micros
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micro micros
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- micro 2 unknown
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- micro 2 unknown usual pose
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- micro 3 unknown
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- worn unknown micro
Re: micro micros
With all the Large Yellow Underwings still in the trap it's not surprising that the moths are getting so battered.
No. 2 is a Phyllonorycter and the last one will be Eudemis profundana
Regards
Steve
No. 2 is a Phyllonorycter and the last one will be Eudemis profundana
Regards
Steve