Family Argyresthiidae » Argyresthia goedartella (Linnaeus, 1758) 20.012 (BF411)
Forewing length 5-6 mm. This is a tiny little micro-moth which can be seen flying during the day as well as at night. The larva feeds on Birches or Alder. The adult flies June to August, and can be found in woodland, parks and gardens. Widespread and one of the commonest Argyresthia moths.
Attracted to light in back garden, South Staffordshire. 15th July 2017. Photos © Peter Hillman. Species identification confirmed and recorded by an expert from iRecord.
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