variety is the spice of life.

annulet

brown-line bright-eye

common footman

grey arches

latticed heath

light emerald

mother of pearl

peach blossom

poplar grey

shears

short cloaked

sycamore

steady away

 barred red

 buff tip

 campion (and lychnis).....1st for flamborough

 double dart

 grey arches

 map-winged swift

 riband wave

 shoulder-striped wainscot

 true lovers knot

willow beauty

a mothly crew

 bordered sallow

 buff arches

 drinker (male left, female right)

 dusky brocade

 garden tiger

 ghost moth (male)

 gothic

 marbled whitespot

wormwood pug

sigma 300 f2.8 + 2x canon converter

This sparrowhawk was acting weird, hovering like a kestrel. I can only assume it was after a frog.

yet more moths

clay (female)

currant pug

green pug

grey pug

marsh pug

pale pinion

uncertain

figure of 80

double dart

eyed hawkmoth

eyed hawkmoth

more moths and butterflies

 small white

 red admiral

 peacock

 large skipper

 middle-barred minor

 pebble prominent

peppered moth (melanic form)