Firstly two from this morning:
I think that the above must be a Double-striped Pug. Nothing else seems to fit the size & wing pattern, but it doesn't hold its wings flat out like a Pug, rather they are in a semi-raised position.
A tiny moth, front end raised up Gracillariid-fashion, perhaps a Parornix sp., probably P. anglicella?
I've added a second image, sadly it's no better than the first but at least the head end is in focus!
I posted the one below on 18th July suggesting that it might be a Eucosma sp., but a better photograph suggests that it's Lathronympha strigana.
Finally, can I mark the one below down as Epagoge grotiana? If so it's poorly named, not at all grotty, quite pretty in fact!
Firstly, I`d certainly agree with the last moth (Epagoge). Re the Eucosma/Lathronympha,I`d also agree that it looks much more like the latter in terms of the markings, but I`d advise seeking the comment of someone more qualified/experienced than me!
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