C042 Scopula marginepunctata (Mullein Wave)
C043 Idaea distinctaria (Cream-fringed Wave)
C044 Ephestia welseriella?
C045 Bostra obsoletalis
C046 Alucita hexadactyla (Twenty-plume Moth)
55 Airport Shuttles
01 Our Flight at Heathrow
05 Transfer at Bangkok International
06 Off to Our First Breakfast
07 Our Favourite Breakfasts
07a The Moth That Got Away!
08 Small Wildlife Pool
08a A Water Skater Making Ripples
08b A Big Toad in the Pool
09 Undergrowth Flower
10 Wild Tree Flowers by Our Room
11 Large Beetle
11a Large Tokay Gecko
11b Large Grasshopper Nymph
11c Oecophylla smaragdina (Weaver Ant)
11d An Unidentified Mantid
11e A Praying Mantis: Tenodera aridifolia?
11f A Praying Mantis: Tenodera pinnapavonis
C040 Idaea rubraria L (Least Riband Wave)
C040 Idaea rubraria (Least Riband Wave)
C039 Catephia alchymista (The Alchymist)
C038 Mythmnia l-album (L-album Wainscot)
C037 Catocala conversa
C036 Mythmnia loreyi (Cosmopolitan)
C035 Peridroma saucia (Pearly Underwing)
C034 Eublemma ostrina (Purple Marbled)
C033 Mythimna (Morphopoliana) languida
C032 Hyles livornica (Striped Hawkmoth)
C031 Agrotis segetum (Turnip Moth)
C030 Autographa gamma (Silver Y)
C029 Mythmnia vitellina (Delicate)
C028 Noctua pronuba (Large Yellow Underwing)
C027 Heliothis peltigera (Bordered Straw)
C026 Mythimna unipuncta (White Speck)
C025 Hoplodrina ambigua
C024 Hecatera dysodea (Small Ranunculus)
C023 Mythimna impura (Smoky Wainscot)
C022 Amphipyra effusa
C021 Lasionycta proxima?
C020 Agrotis ipsilon (Dark Sword-grass)
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C041 Scoparia subfusca female


Crambidae, Scopariinae. Wingspan: 18mm.
Updated! Looking through my picture records, I now think that this is a female of the above species. Unfortunately, the reference book I have, "British Pyralid Moths" by Barry Groater has small pictures which are far from easy to identify from, but I am now seeing this is similar to specimens we have recorded in Cornwall.
Updated! Looking through my picture records, I now think that this is a female of the above species. Unfortunately, the reference book I have, "British Pyralid Moths" by Barry Groater has small pictures which are far from easy to identify from, but I am now seeing this is similar to specimens we have recorded in Cornwall.
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