Stainland.

A small selection today. I only photographed one, it seemed a lot of work to get the ladders and use them for moths that we see plenty of. The photographed one first. (It was on the door, easy to reach).

Blastobasis lacticolella. I only just discovered that it is sometimes called the London Dowd. According to the Norfolk Moths site:

"Accidentally introduced to Britain around 1946, now established and expanding its range. How it reached Britain (native in Madeira) a mystery!" 

I do know that it was highly unlikely to have been brought over in a bottle of that very fine wine, Madeira.

Blastobasis lacticolella.

Also today:

1 x Marbled Beauties, grey/black form.

1 x Riband Wave, non banded.

1 x Eudonia lacustrata.  - Fairly certain on this. It looked like the standard text book one. Light greyish, very few markings in the lower part of the wings. (Ignoring all the variations they show!).