I think the first two are indeed Monopis laevigella (lack of an obvious white tornal spot) rather than weaverella; the second pair are an Ephestia sp, almost certainly unicolorella but I think need chopping to separate from a couple of other rarer species, while the final one is a Bactra sp but looks rather worn so is another that could with dissection.
I think the first two are indeed Monopis laevigella (lack of an obvious white tornal spot) rather than weaverella; the second pair are an Ephestia sp, almost certainly unicolorella but I think need chopping to separate from a couple of other rarer species, while the final one is a Bactra sp but looks rather worn so is another that could with dissection.
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