A Biodiversity Information System for Cheshire, Halton, Warrington & Wirral

Help would be much appreciated on these doubtless commonplace micros. I have much to learn about them (and about how to photograph them).

Thanks

Clive

Two from my Christleton garden:
1. 2. and two from Aberduna

A. B.

Hi Clive
All four ID's are correct. Three are common and widespread in Cheshire, Epinotia ramella is much more local in your area, as its food plant, birch, tends to be rarer over your way, so a good find if from your garden.
Regards
Steve

Many thanks - there are a couple of birches just beyond the garden fence, so that probably accounts for the E ramella.

Cheers

Clive