Common Quaker x 9
Small Quaker (I think, smaller than Common Quaker but they are very similar. Is it still time to get them?) x 2
Brindled Pug x 2
Agonopterix hert x1
Twenty-plume Moth x 1 (first time here)
Oak Nyc ? x 1
Unidentified x 1
Twenty-plume Moth (2 poses of same moth)
V Pug
Oak Nycteoline maybe - not sure ?
Not sure about this one - quite a large moth but not sure if it's just worn or what ?
This is the best I got from the side !
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Oak Nycteoline looks good to me Not sure of the last
Oak Ny looks like f.rosea form , Clouded bordered brindle pale form ...
Bottom one Pale Pinion?
Have you got another angle of the bottom on ,,,Pinions have that tuft , and are more squared off..?? But I could be wrong...
Thanks to all for comments - another photo posted but not sure it will help ?
I reckon Charlie is spot on with Pale Pinion... well done I would have passed that photo off as a CBB.....
Many thanks to you all - down to fine points.
Its a good moth locally , it has a distinctive posture and shape .
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