Moths
Shown here are the moths that are more or less day-flying and that I have met on my walks. If you are very interested in moths, you can attract them effectively at night with a light trap or with sugaring in the form of red-wine ropes.
Lythria cruentariaLythria cruentaria
Chimney SweeperOdezia atrata
Sussex EmeraldThalera fimbrialis
Black-veined MothSiona lineata
Common White WaveCabera pusaria
Common CarpetEpirrhoe alternata
Rosy FootmanMiltochrista miniata
Vapourer (a caterpillar project)Orgyia antiqua
Mother ShiptonEuclidia mi
CinnabarTyria jacobaeae
Four-dotted FootmanCybosia mesomella
Clouded BuffDiacrisia sannio
Ruby Tiger (hatching from the pupa)Phragmatobia fuliginosa
Silver YAutographa gamma
DrinkerEuthrix potatoria
ForesterAdscita statices
Broad-bordered Bee Hawk-mothHemaris fuciformis
Green Long-hornAdela reaumurella
Other moths