Coleophora hemerobiella has distintive lines on its back. Larva is a case-bearer (pistol case bearer first year and straight case 2nd year).
Wingspan 14mm; UK flight time July.
Triaxomera parasitella: despite the name "parasitella", caterpillars of this ginger-haired moth feed on fungus.
Wingspan 16-21mm; UK flight time May-Jul.
Water Veneer
(Acentria ephemerella prev. nivea):
males winged, females mostly wingless and live on water; larvae aquatic. Male wingspan 11-13mm; UK flight time Jun-Aug.
Epichnopterix plumella is tiny, with wingspan about 12mm. Day-flying male UK flight time Apr-Jun. Females wingless.
Oegoconia quadripuncta, is sometimes called the Four-spotted yellowneck, but other similar species
also have this name (e.g. O. deauratella and - US - O. novimundi). It is also known as the Leaf Litter moth since caterpillars
live in leaf litter. Wingspan 11-17mm; UK flight time Jul-Aug.
Pearled Dwarf, Elachista apicipunctella, looks similar to several other Elachista ("Dwarf") moths:
wingspan 10-11mm; UK flight time Apr-Jul. Caterpillar winters as leaf miner in grass.
Yellow-headed Cosmet, Spuleria flavicaput, flies around hawthorn in sunshine. Charcoal wings
with 2 raised tufts on each. Wingspan 12-14mm; UK flight time May-Jun.
Hawthorn Cosmet Moth, Blastodacna hellerella: wingspan 11mm, UK flight Jun-Jul. Larva lives in hawthorn berries.
Mompha epilobiella (10-13mm wingspan; flies all year).