Sunday, 21 July 2019

A few moths to ID from end June

I got a bit overwhelmed with the number of moths that I had at the end of June, and I'm not confident of the ID of these few (especially the worn ones), so I'd appreciate some help.

1,

2. carcina quercana?

3. Eudonia lacustrata?

4.

5. Crambus?

6.

7.

8.

9.

10. Worn black arches?

Thanks, Jacqui
Speen, Bucks
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5 comments:

  1. Mark Griffiths22 July 2019 at 13:27

    hi, I'll have a crack at a few of these but wait until you get confirmations from others

    1. Setaceaous Hebrew Character
    3. yes to Eudonia lacustrata
    4. Middle barred Minor perhaps
    6. Cnephasia sp.
    8. Celypha lacunana I think
    9. Bit dark but Uncertain/ Rustic agg.
    10. Heart & Club

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    1. Jacqui22 July 2019 at 21:20

      Thanks Mark. Should have got 1 and 10 now that you way what they are.

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  2. John Thacker22 July 2019 at 20:35

    No.2 is too dark to identify readily - but Carcina quercana has antennae as long as (or longer) than the wings. Another possibility is Aleimma loeflingiana.
    No.5 is likely to be Chrysoteuchia culmella (characteristic angled crossline near termen).
    No.7 another example of the Suspected? (see comments to Steve's post on Saturday).

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  3. Nigel22 July 2019 at 21:28

    I agree with Mark's initial IDs and John's follow up on 5. 2 is unidentifiable from that image, at least for me!. Not sure on 7 as it's a species I'm not familiar with.

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