moths for i.d. please...and a cricket?

[Graham Barker]

hello all
thanks for looking in....here are a few for any assistnace in i.d. please....thank you for your continued help....

graham

common rustic?



a tortrix....chequered fruit tree?



another micro...havent got a clue....



and another micro...same as...



are the next two foxglove pugs??



finally...this little chap turned up,though he wasnt all that little....fabulous...

[pete76]

1. Think you're right
2. Acleris forsskaleana
4. Adam Id'd one for me in another thread - Oegoconia quadripuncta

Smart cricket... maybe Dark Bush Cricket?

[Jason Claxton]

Hi Graham

The Cricket is a male Dark Bush-cricket.

[Jason Green]

Evening Graham,

I gree with the second, albeit being a pale form of one of them Fruit-tree Tortrix species. The third is also a Tortricidae member, and the last insect is the Dark Bush-cricket.

Take care,

Jason

[Graham Barker]

hello all

thanks for all the help there.....


have been looking through my records as i reckoned i had seen no. 3 before...i think its Cydia splendana....looks similar to ones on google images...

graham

[GuyF]

Hi Graham, both the pugs are Double-striped rather than Foxglove.
Guy

[Adam Cheeseman]

The third one is a Codling Moth - Tortricidae

Cheers,

Adam

[peter2009]

1=100% Dot moth