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@MothIDUK Gidday Sean, Here's one I sent earlier please. Many thanks

Sean, A few more from last week for your thoughts please. 1 ?? Aethese piercei 2. ?, 3 ? Bryotropha sp. 4. ? Dichrorampha sp. Thank you so much.

Hi Sean @MothIDUK Are these 1 ? Brown Rustic, 2 ? Mottled Plume, 3, ??, 4 ??? please - sorry for the poor picture quality of the latter two. 2 nfm last night: barred red and orange pine twist so not every pic a failure :-)

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Morning @MothIDUK. Some from last night for your thoughts please. Wasn't about to climb a wet ladder and nab the grass veneers to get better pictures :-) (1)?Delplanqueia dilutella,(2) ?Timothy / Green Oak Tortrix (that red-green thing), (3) ? Aethes sp., (4) ?? Crambus pascuella

@MothIDUK I am thinking on reflection the second one may be a small brindled beauty by size. Many thanks.

After further thought I am thinking this is a Brown Oak Slender. Acrocercops brongniardella ? @MothIDUK

Could it be E semipurpurella? dissection job? Thanks

An old picture from September 2015 of a moth that caught my eye, attracted to the porch light and camouflaged as a brick @MothIDUK that I cannot fathom for the life of me. fw about 34 mm. Many thanks

Good morning Sean @MothIDUK. One from last night please. C perlella ? Many thanks.

It has turned quite cold again but Wednesday Thursday produced these two new for me, Pale Pinion & Early Grey, the latter to my outside light.

Now thinking Common Quaker lol. It's the red-green thing !!

Hi Sean @MothIDUK from a drought to a flood in two days reminds me of my time in the outback. common quaker and brindled pug ? please. Thanks for yesterday.

Good Morning @MothIDUK 10 of nine last night but need hep with these two please. 1) I think is White-shouldered House Moth and 2) Agonopterix sp

Not sure about this very shaggy looking moth from last night @MothIDUK please. Looks like some sort of Agonopterix but not matching anything when it comes to the fringes. , brindled, common or propinquella were my ideas for it. Thanks again

Here's one from 11Jan please @MothIDUK. photos are rubbish but I thought this might be another Tortricodes alternella. Many thanks for your thoughts.

This turned up on the south facing wall this am. Can't think how I missed it earlier. Cnephasia pasiuana?? please @MothIDUK

I had thought it was another PBB but the forewings were not so recurved and the wing tips much more rounded making it look somewhat like an Engrailed. Wonder if it is a hybrid?