Help with last nights Visitors Please

[Steve Buckley]

A fter two days without a single Visitor, last night certainly made up for it

I have managed to ID a number of them but after searching the Gallery and UK Moths i've drawn a blank on the others although a few i'm not too certain of

any assistance in Identifing these would be most appreciated. Thanks



Is this an Ribbon Wave?


A Carpet Moth of some description?


Not sure on this one


Nor this


and finallly two i have absolutley no idea


And


many thanks in advance

[Steve Buckley]

Appologies, as i clearly repeated the first picture at No 2, which i am now certain was a Ribbon Wave

However, can anybody tell me if this is a Dwarf Cream Wave? its about the closest i've managed to find

[RobSutton]

Originally Posted by Steve Buckley

A Carpet Moth of some description?






many thanks in advance

I think your carpet moth is a Barred Yellow and the other one here a Bright-line Brown-eye.

[RobSutton]

Originally Posted by Steve Buckley

Could be the Common Wainscot but I'm never 100% sure about these

[RobSutton]

Originally Posted by Steve Buckley

Not sure on this one

Maybe a Small Blood-vein??

Not sure about any of the others.

[aeshna5]

1 Short-cloaked
2 Barred Yellow
3 Clay Triple-lines
4 Rustic/Uncertain
5 Bright line brown-eye
6 Common Wainscot

I'm not a moth expert, so may not be right on all of these, but good practice for me anyway!

[DaveSlade]

I agree with aeshna except for 3 which is Small Blood-vein as Rob suggested.

Regards,
Dave

[naturegirl]

Last one is 'Smokey wainscot'.

Naturegirl

[pete76]

Agree with Smoky Wainscot, I've had quite a few Wainscots this year after not seeing a single one last year.