Some more micros (1 Viewer)

[martin kitching]

I think that micros 1 and 2 are Depressaria pastinacella (both rather worn),
micro 3 I thought was Aspilapteryx tringipennella, although I'm not certain
it's holding it's legs/body in the correct position for a gracillariid.
Micro 4 I don't have a clue....

Confirmations/help with ID gratefully accepted.

cheers
martin

 

[martin kitching]

and some more for ID as well

Unidentified 1a and 1b are the same moth, which had been partially eaten.

cheers
martin

 

[Brian Stone]

My guesses (they are guesses):
#1. Very long and narrow, surely a gelechid but not sure which;
#2. Brown House-moth Hofmannophila pseudospretella
#3. One of the Yponomeuta ermines.
#4. ?
Not a chance on the others, although the last could be a Cnephasia.

 

[MikeWall]

The first is Blastobasis lacticolella, third is Aspilapteryx tringipennella, 4th is a Cnephasia sp., as is the last of the second batch.

Mike

 

[martin kitching]

Thanks guys

A nice mix of stuff that I should have been able to identify, one moth where I should have trusted my first ID, and some unidentifiables

cheers
martin