Persevering with Micros.... Part 1.

In the past, I hardly bothered with micros, except for the pyralids which had Goater`s excellent little book. I would do the odd, easy-to-identify one and Barry Stewart and Jon Baker would kindly identify others. Now, with the new Sterling & Parsons book and much-appreciated help on the blog from Barry, Sam and George, several of us are `having a stab` at micros. Sam`s postings on micros also help a lot, especially the ones with i/d hints.
There`s a bit of a `micro catch-up` below, and I`ve had a go at identifying some though, as usual, several i/ds may well be incorrect. I`d welcome corrections/comments or help from Barry, Sam or George please. The photos are numbered for ease of reference - click on them to enlarge.

1-14 - all E of Burry Port, 25.7.14 (dry grassland, tree plantings etc, on coast).

                                         1. Above: the pyralid Acrobasis consociella.

                                  2. Above: another pyralid - Dioryctia simplicella; associated with pines.

                                         3. Above: Ancylis sp. - which one?

                                         4. Above: Clavigesta purdeyi - associated with pines.

                                         5. Eucosma campoliliana - associated with ragwort.

                                         6. Above: Eudonia lacustra?

                                         7. Above: Pammene regiana.

                                         8. Above: Argonopteryx sp - nervosa?

                                          9. Above: Blastobasis sp?

                                         10. Above: Gypsonoma sp? ....dealbana?

                                         11. Above: Elachista sp?

                                         12. Above: Scoparia subfusca, nice and plain! (pyralid)

                                         13. Above: Udea prunalis (pyralid).

                                         14. Above: unknown.

To be continued as `Part 2`....please advise on these too.