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    North London Noctuid ?

    It's clearly one of the Amphipyra agg. either Copper Underwing or Svensson's Copper Underwing (Amphipyra pyramidea / berbera).
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    Noctuid, Nottm

    Have to disagree - it looks like a perfect Square-spot Rustic to me.
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    Micro id (Cumbria, UK)

    Cock’s-head Bell (Zeiraphera isertana).
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    Tiny moth that refuses to open its wings...

    Thanks for the reply Andy. I've sent it off for a gen. det. as the head and thorax appear to show long white scales. I'll update the post when I get the result.
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    ID please

    Least Carpet (Idaea rusticata)
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    Tiny moth that refuses to open its wings...

    Tiny moth for ID. Trapped last night in E. Surrey. About the size of a V-pug but obviously not that. New photo added that shows partly opened wings.
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    A real mystery moth

    The colour, shape and wing markings all suggest Clay.
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    A real mystery moth

    I don't think Clouded Buff can feed so unlikely to come to sugar.
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    Brocade

    Both wrong, it's a Clouded Brindle (Apamea epomidion).
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    Moth for I/D

    Hi Terry, Thanks for the extra photo. Definitely Mottled Grey. Richard
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    2 moths id help

    Agree with Gastronaut that the second photo shows a Ni Moth.
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    Moth for I/D

    I'm pretty sure this is a Mottled Grey (Colostygia multistrigaria) but the photo is so ridiculously small thatit's impossible to be certain. Terry, can you post an image that's bigger than 4kb ? Update - it must have been my system that reduced the photo size to 4kb as when I copied it again it...
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    poss day flying moth? Syria

    How about Therapis flavicaria
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    Northern Winter Moth?

    Looks good to me, definitely not an Epirrita.
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    L'il brown jobs

    Agree Vine's Rustic. The pug is a Currant Pug.
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    2 pugs i'm having difficulty with, help please.

    Hi Dougie, They're both Juniper Pugs (Eupithecia pusillata). Richard
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    Butterfly & moth ID help please, Devon, UK.

    Hi Tom, The moth is a Grey Arches but I don't know the butterfly I'm afraid. Richard
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    Moth for I/D

    Purple Clay (Diarsia brunnea).
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    Moth for I/D

    Pale Mottled Willow.
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    Nocts for I/D

    And Ingrailed Clay for #2.
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    Moths for I/D

    Agree Sycamore and the second moth is Tachystola acroxantha.
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    Caterpillar ID

    Common Footman.
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    Moth ID (UK)

    Burnet Companion (Euclidia glyphica).
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    UK Moth I/d

    Pale Brindled Beauty. Usually has a more greenish ground colour but they are variable.
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    Dark Chestnut? and a macro sp., Norfolk

    The 'Winter Moth' looks like an Epirrita (November Moth agg.) to me. Richard
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