Duplicate post.

No problem Jeff. I just don't know too far beyond genus level on Geometridae "off the top of my head" without digging out the books. Folks need to realize that a little research on their own goes a long way. It's not all on-line for the approximately 180,000 species of Lepidoptera, but a lot of it is, especially for North American species. No doubt it helps to have some clue of at least what group first. But you learn that from doing the research yourself.

monogyna looks to be a better fit than parsley haw. As huggorm indicated, there are a lot of hawthorn species, with a lot of variation within a species, and hybrids do occur...so it's often difficult to pin one plant down as a particular species.

Karin, nice Flemish Sky. You have such a big and growing collection, I know you want to keep good track of them. That's funny that cats and birds mess with the tags. Mine are more casualties of weather and getting stepped on and kicked around by people, deer, and who knows what else goes on out there! ....I like writing so was stubborn to change over, and like you said, I worry it all could be lost from some mishap on the computer or losing a thumb drive. I guess there's always something that we "plant obsessed" have to deal with.