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A battered Yellow-barred Brindle
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Certainly is
1 week ago
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Oak-tree for me
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Both Brindled for me
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All Oak-tree Pug for me
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Assuming the size is right (large for a Depressaria), yes
2 weeks ago
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Agonopterix heracliana/ciliella
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That makes sense, I wouldn't know it from below!
2 weeks ago
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Most likely Willow Beauty
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Common Quaker
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Early Thorn
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That's correct
1 month ago
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Yes, that or ciliella, can't tell which without critical examination.
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Agonopterix heracliana/ciliella
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That's a Spring Usher
2 months ago
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V likely, yes. Much larger than other of the family
2 months ago
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Looks to be Pammene argyrana
3 months ago
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Yeah, would be a gen det job, especially if there's a possibility its emerged from a house plant or something. Pammene giganteana prob most likely if from the wild.
3 months ago
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C culmela for me
3 months ago
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Wormwood Pug, Epinotia bilunana, and 2x Scoparia ambigualis
3 months ago
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Dark Chestnut for me
3 months ago
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Yes, looks like Northern
4 months ago
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LBBYU for me
4 months ago
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Probably Cydia ulicetana
5 months ago
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Yep, both correct
5 months ago
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Yes, yes, and I'd say a worn Vine's also
5 months ago
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That's correct
5 months ago
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Or obviella. Can't be sure, but more likely croci.
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Too worn to ID unfortunately, YLQ best bet tho
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