Yet another I.D needed

[Raven]

Sorry for the second thread in 2 days for an I.D but I can't find this moth anywhere. It was tiny, the flower it is sat on is a buttercup so that can show you just how small it was.

[Chris.Small]

Looks like it goes by the name Nettle Tap

http://ukmoths.org.uk/show.php?bf=385

[Michael_A]

A number of Micro moths only have Latin names.
A couple of good books IMHO are Field guide to moths of Grt Britain and Ireland by Paul Waring and Martin Townsend, and British Moths and Butterflies a photographic guide by Chris Manley.

[Damian]

As Chris.S said, It's Anthophila fabriciana,also known as Nettle-tap.

Regards
Damian

[Raven]

Thanks for the recommendation. I shall definitely invest in one of those books. I tried googling it, but there are so many species, it's difficult to know where to start.

Thank you everybody. 

[StewH]

Hate being a pedant but it's one of my pet hates.... birds, insects etc don't have Latin names, they have scientific names.... Anthophila for example, the genus of this moth is Greek

[Michael_A]

My mistake you're quite right.

[Raven]

Do only mammals have Latin names then? 

[StewH]

I give up !!!! How about hippopotamus? Water horse.... in GREEK!!!