several ranunclus and daisies appeared to have tiny cocoons attached to their leaves so i did a search on line and found that case moth larva are in the cocoons particularly on ranunculus.
Hi @ibaird I didn’t delete it, just removed the ranunculus with cocoon and put it only into a new sighting. I think we had crossed wires and I misunderstood what the moth moderators were thinking. Prior to noticing and recording the moth I had already recorded a ranunculus sighting for the area, one without any moth on it. Also a daisy sighting without moth in the area recorded and will go to plant moderators. (Both flower species there in large numbers as a wildflower meadow.) So, the moth and both flowers now have been recorded by me for that area. Thanks for your help. Jenny