Rhagades pruni.
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Nice capture, but this is Rhagades pruni. It has pointy feelers and wings have darker shade. It is a lot more interesting species. 🙂
Thank you for yout earlier comment about the moth Rhagades pruni.
Which moth are you referring to on my website?
Greetings from the UK
Stay safe!
Terence