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Andy Adcock

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• Aug 10, 2017

• #1

Thanks for any help



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Andy Adcock

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• Aug 10, 2017

• #2

And a few more,
apologies for the quality of a few of them and just to add that I do have the micro book in the UK, just can't transport everything I need in my baggage allowance!



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rosaria

Well-known member

• Aug 20, 2017

• #3

Some of these look familiar, I'd say:
3 Agriphila selasella. 4 Acleris comariana. 8 Celypha lacunana

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Andy Adcock

Worst person on Birdforum

• Aug 20, 2017

• #4

Thanks for the input Rose,
I've checked them out on Google and have to say that I think you're right on all counts.

There is obviously plenty of overlap with species here and in the UK.



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rosaria

Well-known member

• Aug 20, 2017

• #5

andyadcock said:

There is obviously plenty of overlap with species here and in the UK.

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Yes, it could be my back garden! 5 looks like Acleris Holmiana, though that's not one I've seen here.

 

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coaltit

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• Aug 20, 2017

• #6

I see micro,s occasionally in my garden and of all these shown number 4 and number 9 look familiar not sure about number 6?

 

Andy Adcock

Worst person on Birdforum

• Aug 20, 2017

• #7

:eek!:

coaltit said:

I see micro,s occasionally in my garden and of all these shown number 4 and number 9 look familiar not sure about number 6?

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Where have you all been :t: !

Many thanks again Rose, again, I agree with holmiana and to reiterate, I do only catch the ones which I thin may have a chance of being identifiable.





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InternetMan

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• Aug 28, 2017

• #8

No. 6 reminds me of some of the Argyresthia species?