Lots of moths for id

[INHT]

Wed night was our best yet for moths with over 60 moths in the trap and lots of species we couldn't identify. We'd appreciate any help with identification please. Thanks.
Becky
Light Emerald?

Marbled Coronet?








Buff Ermine?

Scalloped Bar Tip?

[RobSutton]

What a lot - could I suggest in future you maybe break it into two posts - perhaps the micros on one and the larger moths on the other, there's rather a lot to look at in one go. It would also help if you could number them so it's easier to refer to them.

These are some that might help.


Straw Dot


Looks more like a Common Wainscot than a Buff Ermine


Possibly a Dotted Clay


Double Square Spot I think (with a large Yellow Underwing lurking in the shadows)


Maybe a Small Angle Shades but not entirely sure about this one.

[Pete Collins]

I agree with Rob on the Straw Dot and Double Square-spot (and with his point on numbering your photos if there are a large number of them, it does help).

Looks like you had a successful night's trapping!

[Julian Howe]

Yes a bit tricky to go through them all! but looks like you had a good haul

The Buff Ermine, looks like a Smoky Wainscot to me, the first one is Light Emerald and the last one looks like a double striped pug.

[INHT]

Sorry everyone I won't do it again - promise! Thanks for all the help anyway.
Becky

[Cordaline]

Hiya,
The one you have as a 'Scalloped bar tip' looks like a ' Scalloped Hook-tip'.
Agree with the everyone else on the other ID's.