Nephopterix angustella

Pale Oak Beauty

Argyresthia brockeella

Orthopygia glaucinalis (I know it has a new name...)

Clay

July Highflyer - reared through from larva

These two not new for the year but any excuse to post images of Hawks:
Elephant Hawk-moth

Privet Hawk-moth (with Elly trying to muscle in on the shot, top left)

Dave
Lovely collection of images again Dave. Nephopterix angustella I would like to see again one day, such an unsual looking Pyralid.
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