Gypsonoma sociana and some Epiblema species

Gypsonoma sociana moth Above is one of the several Tortrix moths which imitates the look of a bird dropping to deter predators. Identified as Gypsonoma sociana by the black lozenge on its lower back.

Wingspan 12-15mm; UK flight time Jun-Aug.
Gypsonoma sociana Above is Epiblema cynosbatella, the orange snout being the key distinguishing feature. It also disguises itself as a bird dropping and has a dark (greyish) lozenge on its back, but the marbled mantle is concave rather than convex (like Marbled Orchard Tortrix, etc). Taken in early May.

Wingspan 16-22mm; UK flight time May-Jul.
Brambleshoot moth
Bramble shoot moth
Bramble shoot moth
Above is a Bramble Shoot moth, Epiblema uddmanniana (also Notocelia uddmanniana), related to the Epiblema cynosbatella and distinguishable by its chocolate brown patch on its lower back. Wingspan 15-20mm; UK flight time Jun-Jul.
moth - epiblema species
moth - epiblema species
The moth above is also an Epiblema (or Gypsonoma?) species.