Again, a mixture of ones we think we might know and others which evade us entirely. 12th July seems to have been especially productive of difficult species: the first might be an
Agriphila selasella (but equally looks rather like quite a few other crambid species); the second is a possible candidate for
Spilonota ocellana and the third for
Teleiopsis diffinis (but only very tentatively); the fourth and fifth we're not at all sure about! All help gratefully received. Steve and Xander Goddard.
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Possible Agriphila selasella, 12/7/14 |
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Possible Spilonota ocellana, 12/7/14 |
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Possible Teleiopsis diffinis, 12/7/14 |
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Unknown micro, 12/7/14 |
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Unknown micro, 12/7/14 |
I think 3 and 5 are both Blastobasis adustella, bw, Marc
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