Thx a lot, I had an inkling about the genus of Ericeia inangulata, and am happy, that the last one was a notodontid as I thought, though I could find nothing similar.
The geometrids must be one geometrine (Hemithea? or something like that) and one ennomine (Cleora, Boarmia, Alcis, Ectropis, Peribatodes or something like that).
#2 I can not even get a family to (is it a noctuid, a geometrid or a pyralid or something else entirely), but never mind it is worn and boring anyway
1&2) I agree most probably Ennomines.
3) A Drepanidae, but I have no books on this family.
4) You may be right about family, but I have come across several Notodontids resting in a similar fasion, but this is not in my book.
5) Hypena iconicalis (Hypeninae).
6) Sorry, no idea.
7) I think it is a Drepanidae. The wing shape is similar to those of the Phalacra genus.
8) Noctuidae. No idea.
9) Noctuidae. No idea.
10) Anuga sp. (Eutelidae). The resting pose is very distictive. I suspect A. multiplicans, but the hindwing tornal spot is larger than normal, so I can not be positive with this.
11) No idea.
12) I have seen several of the Arctiinae with this resting style. However, this is not in my book.
I can get to family or subfamily for most, but that is all, except the one that you earlier said Anuga to, I am including that in case it gets it closer to positive species ID
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