Yes, that or ciliella, can't tell which without critical examination.
08.03.2026 15:04
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Yes, that or ciliella, can't tell which without critical examination.
Agonopterix heracliana/ciliella
That's a Spring Usher
V likely, yes. Much larger than other of the family
Looks to be Pammene argyrana
Yeah, would be a gen det job, especially if there's a possibility its emerged from a house plant or something. Pammene giganteana prob most likely if from the wild.
C culmela for me
Wormwood Pug, Epinotia bilunana, and 2x Scoparia ambigualis
Dark Chestnut for me
Yes, looks like Northern
LBBYU for me
Probably Cydia ulicetana
Yep, both correct
Yes, yes, and I'd say a worn Vine's also
That's correct
Or obviella. Can't be sure, but more likely croci.
Too worn to ID unfortunately, YLQ best bet tho
Yes V serratilineela looks a good bet, but yeah I'm afraid would probably need gen det for certainty.
Yes indeed
Yes, agreed
Yes indeed
Yes, Brick it is
Yes, I can't get the age verification process to work, so there's nothing I can do about it right now.
Agree with all
A pale Turnip
Yes, posticana most likely
Yes, most likely a very battered White-point
That's correct
Apple-leaf Skeletonizer
1/2 Blastobasis adustella and 3 yep C consimiliana