top yellow flower looks like ragwort [Jacobaea vulgaris, syn. Senecio jacobaea] and the orange is fox and cubs [Pilosella aurantiaca].

as for the moth I suspect it might be a Bright line Brown eye moth. But there are lots of brown moths.

Thank You for your help Eileen, I'm entering the pics into a competition at a camera club I belong to, so must get all the Names of flowers & insects etc.right LOL x

Good luck😊

Re. your moth: the Ear moth (Amphipoea oculea) looks a better match.

I believe the ragwort is the only food plant of the cinnabar moth. The caterpillars are very striking with black and yellow stripes. The moths have a lot of red in them though,so I don't think yours is a cinnabar, but it might be worth looking up moths attracted by ragwort or using it as a food plant.

yes Longleaf, I think ear moth is a much better match. There are so many brown ones that can be so similar as to be confusing.

Thanks for all info, what would I do without you all xx
Re the Competition, I wasn't a winner but got a 15 & a 16 out of 20 for my pics :o)) so well happy.

That's pretty good! All this bloody rain it feels like ages since I've taken any new photos. I've never entered a competition, did they give you feedback on what lost you points?

Great stuff! Well done..nice photos!

Daren.
I lost points on the Ragwort as I had cropped it too much & it was pixaleted, Dah! Silly Me, never mind, one learns by their mistakes, they always give good advice, praise & critasisam :o))