Might this tiny little scrap be Monopis weaverella? That's the nearest in the Micro Bible to my, not very reliable, eyes. Eggbox below, to give some idea of tiny-ness. Many thanks in anticipation. Martin Wainwright, Thrupp, Oxon
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Hi Martin,
ReplyDeleteIndeed, I'd say that is Monopis weaverella. It can sometimes be a bit subjective trying to separate this species from M.laevigella (which is equally as common) but your example has a very obvious triangular whitish area at the tornus.