Hi Jacqui, a number of them are Tawny/Rufous/Marbled Minor which can only be done reliably by dissection and if you wish to record them 'Oligia sp.' is best.
So, taking the photos in order: Oligia sp. Shuttle-shaped Dart Pass, too dark Oligia sp. (looks the the photo as the first one) Common Carpet Oligia sp. Pass, I should know it, but can't do it at the mo. Looks like a Cnephasia to me, if it is it would require dissection. Oligia sp.
Hi Jacqui, a number of them are Tawny/Rufous/Marbled Minor which can only be done reliably by dissection and if you wish to record them 'Oligia sp.' is best.
ReplyDeleteSo, taking the photos in order:
Oligia sp.
Shuttle-shaped Dart
Pass, too dark
Oligia sp. (looks the the photo as the first one)
Common Carpet
Oligia sp.
Pass, I should know it, but can't do it at the mo.
Looks like a Cnephasia to me, if it is it would require dissection.
Oligia sp.
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ReplyDeleteOligia sp. (looks the the photo as the first one).
ReplyDeleteI meant to say 'looks like the SAME photo as the first one'.
Thanks Nigel. Sorry about the duplicate.
ReplyDeleteSorry about the typo, I repeated my first mistake and had to delete!
ReplyDeleteDo you have a photo of the A. Kochiella?
It is dark but it does look like Cochylis atricapitana. The other micro I think is Syndemis musculana
ReplyDeleteNigel, the 2nd picture down is what I thought was the A.Kochiella, so I got that wrong!
ReplyDeletePeter, thanks for your feedback.