InternetMan
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Anyone recognise this chap? I'm thinking one of the Mompha species maybe?
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InternetMan
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Interesting … turns out there are loads of similar-looking species in the genus, most requiring gen det for confirmation, so I think Mompha sp is as close as I’m getting. Thanks for your suggestion, which is probably better than any of mine.
Paul Chapman
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Location? If UK, there are two options in my view being ochraceella or epilobiella & I would favour epilobiella.
All the best
Paul
Mompha ochraceella Adult | UKmoths
ukmoths.org.uk
Mompha epilobiella | UKmoths
ukmoths.org.uk
All the best
Paul
InternetMan
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UK, yes, Sussex coast. Epilobiella looks reasonable to me 
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