Tiny Butterfly Switzerland (1 Viewer)

[S_Man]

It's maybe 1 centimeter wide, looks diurnal, very active at noon...

 

[Owene]

It’s a pyrausta moth but not sure which one

 

[THE_FERN]

Perhaps Pyrausta despicata, the straw-barred pearl:

Pyrausta despicata - Wikipedia

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[S_Man]

Perhaps Pyrausta despicata, the straw-barred pearl:

Pyrausta despicata - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Thanks both, it looks a lot like this one.
The "chalky and limestone" habitat and Plantago host plant would fit, too. Apparently very common, but so small...
Now I need to learn to use that focus stacking feature on my camera!

 

[S_Man]

Three more species!

Another Pyrausta , looks like purpularis...

Then Agriphila I suppose, is there a way to be sure which species (the same one from both sides, for some reason the small spots don't show on the good side)?

And last, in black and white, I'm not sure which family/genre.

 

[aeshna5]

1 does look like P. purpuralis
Don't think 2/3 is Agriphila but that family
4 Spotted Sulphur.

 

[S_Man]

Than

1 does look like P. purpuralis
Don't think 2/3 is Agriphila but that family
4 Spotted Sulphur.

Thanks.

For 2-3 I'm missing the keys, and so many families. To me it looks like A. brionellus but this species is not listed in this area I think.

Edit: adding a 3rd photo, to me it's the same species as 1 & 3, shot a few meters, minutes later

 

[Harrybongo]

Hi. I think pics: 2, 3, and 5, are of a Calamotropha paludella? (Crambidae).